How to get price of Fibonacci levels

[Luigio]

How can I get the price of some fibonacci level?
eg. I have this code:

IFibonacciExtensions iFibExt = DrawFibonacciExtensions("FibExt_" + patternId, false, pointA.Date, pointA.High, pointB.Date, pointB.Low, pointC.Date, pointC.High);
                                FibonacciExtensions ext = (FibonacciExtensions)iFibExt;
                                foreach (NinjaTrader.Gui.Chart.FibonacciLevel level in ext.Levels)
                                    level.Active = false;

                                ext.Levels[0].Active = true;
                                ext.Levels[0].Value = 0;
                                ext.Levels[1].Active = true;
                                ext.Levels[1].Value = 0.68;
                                ext.Levels[2].Active = true;
                                ext.Levels[2].Value = 1;
                                ext.Levels[3].Active = true;
                                ext.Levels[3].Value = 1.68;

I'd like to know the price at Level[3] (168%).

[NinjaTrader_PaulH]

Hello Luigio,

Thanks for your post.

With reference to this thread: https://ninjatrader.com/support/foru...bonacci-levels, my colleague advised, "This would not be possible in NT7 as the tool was not designed to expose levels in Price.".

You can calculate these price by using the last value (pointC.High) and taking the difference of PointA - PointB times the % value and either add (or subtract) from PointC as needed. I've attached a screenshot where I have manually applied an extension with some arbitrary values for demonstration purposes, the levels are not meaningful and are not a recommendation are only for education.

The extension levels drawn are 114%, 123%, 136.8%

PointA is at the price level of 7123.25

PointB is at the price level of 7026.00

PointC is at the price level of 7080.75

The length is PointA to PointB which is 7123.25 - 7026.00 = 97.25

The 114% extension would then be 97.25 times 1.14 = 110.865 The 114% line is then plotted at 7080.75 (PointC) - 110.865 = 6969.885.

The 123% extension would then be 97.25 times 1.23 = 119.6175. The 123% line is then plotted at 7080.75 ( PointC ) - 119.6175 = 6961.1325.

The 136.8% extension would then be at 97.25 * 1.368 = 133.038. The 136.8% line is then plotted at 7080.75 ( PointC ) - 133.038 = 6947.712.

(There are minor rounding differences between what I calculated by hand and what the program provided and these are insignificant for the purpose of explaining).

You can certainly code this using just the three points you use to programmatically draw the extension and then the extension percentages themselves.

[Luigio]

Hi thats how I figured it out. Thanks