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Nick, you seem to be getting bad information on from the previous posts. If you watch all of Henry's free material, he typically trades the current session Fib High/Low, but has a dotted line "Session indicator" for the MT4 platform. Additionally, with NFP, you can draw a double FIB if the NFP is with-in Any recent session but is more reflective of the current range. There are times when the previous session or current session Low or High are useless because the new low is the current price action (real-time, pre/post news release.

For the above case, where the price action is setting new lows or highs on a 1hr chart, I (personally) find that tracing back in the Price action history to the NEXT closest resistance/support area for something like a 20-50 PIP beyond the current price action.

NFP has a tendecy to break current and previous/current session Highs and Lows making the double fib obsolete.

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For the first Fib, I think he was referring to the daily range - from the low of the day to the high of the day (before the news release), last significant swing high prior to news release.

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Previous Asian Session.

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Drawing from the high to low and then to get the entry it looks like..

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I think we should consider the overall trading day high or low for the measurement of fibonacci retracement.

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It would be from the high of the start of the day which start at the New Zealand open

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In my own interpretation, I would assume that the day high is the high achieved in the prior 24 hours before the news released time.