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Phew! That’s quite a lot to c don’t you worry… Once you get the hang of things, it’ll be as easy as 1-off with the more basic ABCD and three-drive patterns before moving on to Gartley and the ter learning about them, we’l

trade these patterns successfully in the forex marketese harmonic price patterns, the point is to wait for the entire pattern to complete before taking any short or long trades. You’ll see what we’re talking about later on so let’s get starte

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Let’s start this lesson with the simplest harmonic pattern. So what could be more basic than the good old ABC’s? We’ll just pop in another letter at the end (because we’re cool like that), and we’ve got the ABCD chart pattern! That

To spot this chart pattern, all you need are ultra-sharp hawk eyes and the handy-dandy Fibonaccind bearish versions of the ABCD chart pattern, the lines AB and CD are known as the legs while BC is called the correction or retracement. If you use the Fibonacci retracement tool on leg AB, the retracement BC should re

Oh, but if you want to be extra strict about it, here are a couple more rules for a valid ABCD pattern:

The length of line AB should be equal to the length of line CD.
The time it takes for the price to go from A to B should be equal to the time it takes for the price to move from C to

The three-drive pattern is a lot like the ABCD pattern except that it has three legs (now known as drives) and two corrections or retracements. Easy as pie! In fact, this three-drive pattern is the ancestor of the Elliott Wave p

As you can see from the charts above, point A should be the 61.8% retracement of drive 1. Similarly, point B should be the 0.618 retracement of drive 2. Then, drive 2 should be the 1.272 extension of correction A and drive 3 should be the 1.2

the trigger on your long or short trade. Typically, when the price reaches point B, you can already set your short or long orders at the 1.272 extension so that you won’t miss first, it’d be better to check if these rules also hol

Once upon a time, there was this insanely smart trader dude named Harold McKinley Gartley.
He had a stock market advisory service in the mid-1930s with a huge following. This service was one of the first to apply scientific and statistical methods to analyze the sto

traders: what and when tohat these patterns could also be applied to other markets. Since then, various books, trading software, and other patterns (discussed below) have been made based on the Gartleys.

The Gartley “222″ pattern is named for the page number it is found on in H.M. Gartleys book, Profits in the Stock Market. Gartleys are patterns that include the basic ABCD pattern we’ve already talked about, but are preceded

Now, these patterns normally form when a correction of the overall trend is taking place and loo These patterns are used to help traders find good entry points to jump in on the overall tren