A Fibonacci bundle (from calc.fibonacci_ote, calc.fibonacci_cluster, or similar) carrying valid, zone_low, and zone_high.
priceBuffer (time series)
An optional price series tested against the band or edge; without it in_zone and level_reaction stay false while the level still prints.
Outputs
Bundle (untagged)
An interpreted Fibonacci bundle carrying the gate (true/false per the chosen mode) and the chosen level as a plain price you can anchor a stop or target on.
Fibonacci Level Interpretor takes a Fibonacci zone or level bundle and boils it down to a simple yes/no gate plus one chosen level as a plain price. It can tell you whether price is inside the band, whether it reacted at a level, or just hand you the level's value to anchor a stop or target.
How it works
Pick a mode -- in_zone gates true when the wired price is inside the band, level_reaction gates true when price comes within proximity of the chosen edge, and level_value just surfaces the edge with no price needed. The edge knob selects which level (low, mid, or high) to emit, and bad input (missing, wrong-shape, or NaN) safely yields gate=false and level=NaN.
Modes
Mode options
In zonein_zone
Gates true while price sits anywhere inside the Fibonacci band (between zone_low and zone_high).
When to use: Only act while price is trading within the retracement zone -- e.g. allow entries inside an OTE band.
Level reactionlevel_reaction
Gates true when price comes within proximity of the chosen edge -- a touch-and-react test at a single Fibonacci line.
When to use: Trigger on a bounce off a specific level, like a rejection at the 0.618.
Level valuelevel_value
Surfaces the chosen edge's price with no price input needed; the gate is informational and the value is what you wire onward.
When to use: Anchor a stop-loss or take-profit at a Fibonacci level without testing price against it.
Edge options
Low edgelow
Selects zone_low -- the bottom of the Fibonacci band -- as the level to surface and test.
When to use: Anchor to the lower bound, e.g. a stop just below a retracement zone.
Mid edgemid
Selects the midpoint between zone_low and zone_high as the level to surface and test.
When to use: Use the center of the zone as a balance line, e.g. a 50% pivot inside the band.
High edgehigh
Selects zone_high -- the top of the Fibonacci band -- as the level to surface and test.
When to use: Anchor to the upper bound, e.g. a target at the top of a retracement zone.
Configuration
modeenum
What the gate means: in_zone (price inside the band), level_reaction (price within proximity of the chosen edge), or level_value (just surface the edge, no price needed).
Choices:in_zonelevel_reactionlevel_value
edgeenum
Which level to surface and test against: low (zone_low), mid (the midpoint), or high (zone_high); ignored by in_zone.
Choices:lowmidhigh
proximityscalar
In level_reaction mode, the largest price distance between price and the chosen edge that still counts as a reaction (0 requires an exact touch).
Connects to
Reads from
Feeds into
Examples
Filter gate: wire out.gate into a SEARCH or FILTER_EXIT slot to only act when price is inside a Fibonacci zone.
Stop-loss source: wire out.level into CreateOrder's ORDER_EXIT so the same node both gates and anchors the stop.
Common mistakes
Using in_zone or level_reaction without wiring the price input -- with no price the gate stays false even though the level still prints.
Forgetting that the edge knob is ignored by in_zone (which always reports zone_low), so set the mode before tuning the edge.