Fibonacci Screener — Live NSE Stocks by Fibonacci Retracement Levels
Discover NSE stocks matching real-time Fibonacci retracement conditions with StockeZee's free Fibonacci Screener. Fibonacci retracement is one of the most widely used tools in technical analysis, helping traders identify potential support and resistance levels based on the key ratios — 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6%. Filter stocks near Fibonacci support levels (Swing Low → High), near Fibonacci resistance levels (Swing High → Low), breakouts above resistance, breakdowns below support, and stocks retracing from key Fibonacci levels. Ideal for swing traders and positional investors in the Indian stock market.
What is a Fibonacci Screener?
A Fibonacci Screener filters NSE stocks based on their price relationship with key Fibonacci retracement levels. Fibonacci retracement levels are horizontal lines drawn between a significant swing high and swing low (or vice versa), dividing the price range into key ratios derived from the Fibonacci sequence. These levels — 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6% — act as potential support or resistance zones where price may pause, reverse, or accelerate. StockeZee's Fibonacci Screener covers two directions: Swing Low → High (support-based) and Swing High → Low (resistance-based), with three condition types each — Near Level, Breakout/Breakdown, and Retracing From Level.
Fibonacci Screener Categories
Near Fibonacci Support (23.6%–78.6%): Stocks trading close to a Fibonacci support level drawn from swing low to high — potential bounce zones for long entries.
Breakdown Fibonacci Retracement: Stocks that have broken below a Fibonacci support level — bearish signal indicating the retracement may deepen further.
Retracing From Support: Stocks that have bounced from a Fibonacci support level and are now retracing upward — ideal for trend continuation entries.
Near Fibonacci Resistance (23.6%–78.6%): Stocks trading close to a Fibonacci resistance level drawn from swing high to low — potential reversal or consolidation zones.
Breakout Fibonacci Resistance: Stocks that have broken above a Fibonacci resistance level — bullish signal indicating potential continuation of the uptrend.
Retracing From Resistance: Stocks that have rejected from a Fibonacci resistance level and are now pulling back — useful for identifying short setups or waiting for better entries.
How to Use the Fibonacci Screener for Trading
Select Direction: Choose Swing Low → High (Support) for bullish setups or Swing High → Low (Resistance) for bearish setups based on your market view.
Pick Fibonacci Level: Select the key level (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, or 78.6%) — 38.2% and 61.8% are the most widely watched by institutional traders.
Choose Condition: Near Level for anticipating a reaction, Breakout/Breakdown for momentum plays, or Retracing From Level for trend continuation entries.
Confirm with Charts: Use TradingView integration to verify Fibonacci levels with volume, candlestick patterns, and other technical indicators before entering trades.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fibonacci retracement levels (23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 78.6%) are horizontal price levels derived from the Fibonacci sequence. They represent potential support or resistance zones where a trending stock may pause or reverse during a pullback. The 61.8% level (the 'golden ratio') is considered the most significant. These levels are widely used by institutional and retail traders globally, making them self-fulfilling in many cases.
Fibonacci support levels are drawn from a swing low to a swing high — they represent potential bounce zones during a pullback in an uptrend. Fibonacci resistance levels are drawn from a swing high to a swing low — they represent potential reversal zones during a rally in a downtrend. StockeZee's screener covers both directions, allowing traders to find setups in both bullish and bearish market conditions.
The 61.8% retracement (golden ratio) and 38.2% retracement are considered the most reliable Fibonacci levels. The 61.8% level often acts as a strong support in uptrends and strong resistance in downtrends. The 38.2% level is preferred for shallow retracements in strong trends. The 50% level, while not a true Fibonacci ratio, is widely watched due to its psychological significance.
For swing trading, look for stocks near the 38.2% or 61.8% Fibonacci support level in an uptrend (Swing Low → High). Wait for a bullish candlestick confirmation (like a hammer or engulfing pattern) at the level with above-average volume. Set your stop-loss below the next Fibonacci level and target the previous swing high. The 'Retracing From Support' condition in StockeZee's screener is specifically designed for this setup.
Start screening NSE stocks with Fibonacci retracement conditions on StockeZee — find support bounces, resistance breakouts, and retracement setups in real-time. Free forever.
