Harmonic patterns use Fibonacci ratios to identify key turning points and retracement levels in markets. They construct geometric patterns from swing highs and lows that adhere to Fibonacci sequences. These patterns provide trading opportunities through potential price movements and trend reversals. Harmonic patterns aim to give traders highly reliable entry, stop, and target price information, unlike other indicators. Common harmonic patterns include Gartley, Butterfly, and Bat patterns that can be bullish or bearish.

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The primary theory behind Harmonic patterns is price/time movements which adhere to
Fibonacci ratio relationships and its symmetry in markets. Fibonacci ratio analysis works
well with any markets and on any time-frame charts. The basic idea of using these ratios is
to identify key turning points, retracements, and extensions along with a series of the
swing high and the swing low points. The derived projections and retracements using these
swing points (Highs and Lows) will give key price levels for Targets or Stops.
Harmonic patterns construct geometric pattern structures (retracement and projection
swings/legs) using Fibonacci sequences. These harmonic structures identified as specified
(Harmonic) patterns provide unique opportunities for traders with potential price
movements and key turning or trend reversal points. This factor adds an edge for traders
as Harmonic patterns attempt to provide highly trustful price entries, stops and targets
information. This may be a key differentiation with other indicators/oscillators and how
they work.

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 Gartley Bullish/Bearish
 Butterfly Bullish/Bearish
 Bat Bullish/Bearish

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