Place three points on a trend line. Segment lengths match the Fibonacci sequence (through F108); the next fib steps project points 4 and/or 5 along the same line. After three points, drag the whole line. Copy the next-hit forecast when ready.
How it works. The X-axis is bar index — weekend / daily-halt gaps are removed so each bar is one equal column. Every anchor lands on an exact integer bar column (same X as that candle). P1–P2 set the line; P3 keeps the clicked bar’s X and snaps its price onto that line so it cannot drift. Candle Y scales the price axis (slider or shift+wheel) with extra top/bottom pad; projections do not squash the candle scale. Segment length = bar count between points. Every point is labeled with its date and time. Ratio is matched to Fibonacci pairs through F108 (consecutive preferred; inverses; non-adjacent when closer). From point 3 the app finds the nearest fib pair (order-free: 3:2 ≡ 2:3) and plots unit lengths all from P3 (e.g. 3:21 → 5·8·13·34; 5:8 → 13·5·3·2; 2:3 → 5·3·2·1). Only the largest length gets 0.236·0.382·0.5·0.618·0.786 ticks. After three points, drag the line; pan right into the runway to follow long projections.