Take a stroll through a sunflower field and incredibly enough, you will realize something. Count the spirals from the centre of the flower head outward, and you will see specific patterns, to be exact - 21, 34, 55, 89, etc. These are not random numbers - they are part of the Fibonacci series. The Fibonacci series is a famous sequence of numbers, where the value of each number (aside from the first two) is equal to the two preceding numbers in the sequence. This mathematical formula shapes so much of the world we see, from the number of chambers in a nautilus shell, to the number of branches on trees. An interesting thought is that the Fibonacci series is used, still, to identify where price movement "should not" surpass in modern financial markets. Traders from around the world, apply these Fibonacci ratios to outline where currency values may pause, reverse or find support within the pullback. But, why does this concept, that was discovered centuries ago from...