Quotex Signals: How I Made $9,116 Using Fibonacci Levels

“Trade when they’re scared. And stop, when they’re greedy.”

That’s the logic I will use to generate signals for USD/DZD OTC today.

The chart is loud right now. Price dropped. Then it bounced — hard. And it’s now climbing right back toward the top.

Looking at the Fibonacci retracement tool for the Fibonacci levels I marked, you will notice that the price perfectly respected most of the key levels on the way down. And now it’s climbing again, breaking out from the level 0.618 zone as planned, then breaking level 0.5 and retesting it before an upward thrust.

If you are a technical analysis trader, you know that’s not luck. That’s structure.

The candles are printing intense green after a retest of level 0.382. And the price has seemingly already broken the diagonal trendline upwards. Once again, with momentum

The RSI is mid-range. Not overbought. Not oversold. Just enough room to push higher.

Now here’s where it gets even better.

The sentiment indicator is bearish. Most traders are hitting the red button. And for once, it actually makes sense. The price might retrace slightly and then bounce from 133.400. If that happens, we will see a steady move upwards. And there’s still space to reach the top Fibonacci zero level.

So what’s the play?

Simple.

If the price holds above that diagonal line and doesn’t print a strong red rejection, I will start trading UP.

Notice this if you are a beginner and are here to learn something. I’m not guessing. I’m reacting.

The Fibonacci bounce, trendline retest, strong green candles, balanced RSI, and positive sentiment all point one way.

UP. Short-term. One to five minutes.

It’s not about being right every time.

It’s about taking clean setups that make sense.

This one does.

First Trade UP for $982

My first trade is up for $982 on the 5 minutes chart timeframe and 1-minute duration.

I have waited for confirmation across all three timeframes.

And confirmed that the 30-minute chart provides structure, the 15-minute chart shows the trend, and the 5-minute chart gives a UP trade entry signal.

After seeing the price rally down to retest the diagonal trendline on the 5-minute chart, it has regained momentum; I’m sure this is it.

It’s now or never.

Look at the RSI; it isn’t overheated.

The sentiment indicator shows more down trades, but the price is above the diagonal trendline, which stands out.

We wait for 1 minute, and my first trade for $982 closes in profits, earning me $1826 on an 88% RoR.

That trade was not just about size. It was about confidence backed by clarity. I read the move, trusted the process, and staked my heart.

Second Trade UP for $1,826

Since we made profits in the first trade, this is proof that the Fibonacci works.

So, I’ll double down on my next trade.

Again, I will go up, this time with $1,826.

Now, here’s the crazy part.

Only 2% of traders are buying. The sentiment bar is deep red, and almost everyone expects a reversal.

But I don’t.

Why?

Because the chart isn’t lying.

The price has already broken above the diagonal trendline and is still strong. It hasn’t flinched. There is no sharp rejection, just small red candles that look more like pauses than a complete reversal.

And the Fibonacci levels?

The price broke the 0.286 level and is now playing right above the diagonal trendline. That area was once resistance; now, it lookes like support.

That’s how structure works.

You don’t follow the crowd. You follow the candles.

And when the chart is bullish, the pullbacks are just chances to re-enter.

That’s why I took the second trade

One minute. One candle. UP again.

And just like before, price held. Printing a green candle this time.

And just like that, we made our second profit. This time $3432.

And please note that this isn’t luck.

This is confidence, backed by clean signals.

When 98% of traders were scared to go long, I went in with full conviction.

Because the setup was straightforward.

Because the RSI said there was still gas.

Because Fibonacci said, the breakout was valid.

Because the chart said, “Not done yet.”

And I listened.

Third Trade UP for $2,433

Momentum builds trust. And after the second win, I’ve gained more confidence.

So, I’m stepping in again. This time, I go UP with $2,433.

Yes, the RSI is overbought. And yes, the sentiment is still bearish—only 3% of traders are trading up.

But I’m not worried.

Why? Because the market isn’t stalling. It is still climbing.

The price is pushing higher, candle after candle, hugging the diagonal trendline like rails on a racetrack.

I don’t fear anything. I’m accelerating.

And when I look at the Fibonacci levels, it makes sense.

We aren’t just moving. We were heading somewhere.

That “somewhere” is the 0.000 Fibonacci level — the very top.

That’s what price is chasing. And until it hits that final resistance, this move isn’t done.

So I yet again ignore the crowd.

Ignore the overbought RSI because even overbought markets can stay that way when the momentum is real.

So, I will continue focusing on structure.

Higher highs. Tight retracements. And controlled climbs.

The chart still has room.

That’s why I traded up for another minute.

And what happened? The candle pushed green. Again.

Another win. Another payout.

Now, this isn’t just trading. It’s reading.

And when price is racing toward the top of the Fib, you don’t stop it.

You ride it.

And that’s precisely how we have earned another easy win for $4822.

Final Trade UP for $1,623

This 5-minute candle that we have ridden for the past three trades is almost closing.

We haven’t just climbed with price, we have earned profits along the way.

And for this final trade, I go up again with $1,623.

The setup hasn’t changed. The structure is still clean. The trend is still strong. The price is still respecting the diagonal trendline.

And yes, RSI is deep in the overbought zone. But that doesn’t matter now.

Because we have momentum, the RSI can’t stop a thing.

Also, the Fibonacci top level, 0.000 line, is just ahead. That is the magnet. Price wants it. I can feel it.

And even with the crowd still pressing “Down,” the chart says the opposite.

That’s why I traded up again

The result?

$3,116 in payout. And my account is now at $9,116.

Not because of luck.

But because of logic.

data-start=”840″ data-end=”926″>Each trade I placed had a structure. Each entry had timing. Each move was backed by confirmation.

This is how you grow small wins into something bigger.

Not by chasing.

But by reading.

By trusting the chart.

By letting the market do the heavy lifting.

We didn’t just trade today.

We traded right.