Very messy to be sure. For starters, just as you do manually, select two pivots (manually or automatically in accordance with your criteria (e.g., % change, etc.)) and draw the Fib levels. Then select two more pivots and again draw Fib levels. etc. Look for overlap (you will have to define what is valid overlap).
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