Interactive XABCD Harmonic Pattern Identification and Trade Planning
Summary
This chart indicator supports manual identification of XABCD harmonic patterns. The user selects time points X, A, B, and C; the script retrieves their price data, determines the directional orientation, and evaluates price ratios against pattern-specific ranges. It classifies candidate structures such as Gartley, Crab, Deep Crab, and Shark, estimates point D, and checks whether the projected CD move falls within an allowed BC range. The indicator cites harmonic trading references and uses a set of imported calculation and pattern libraries.
For trade planning, it displays a potential reversal zone, allows execution at point C or projected point D, and calculates a default stop and two profit levels from pattern geometry. Users can override those levels manually and choose chart display options. This is an interactive analysis aid rather than an automated strategy, and the document provides no performance testing. Its output depends on manually chosen swing times, the embedded ratio definitions, and the assumption that a valid harmonic structure may precede a reversal.
Key ideas
- The user selects four time points to define the XABCD structure for analysis.
- Price ratios between the legs classify candidate harmonic patterns and project point D.
- A BC validity check helps determine whether the projected completion fits the selected pattern rules.
- The indicator can show a reversal zone, execution reference, stop, and two profit levels, with manual overrides available.
- The tool gives no performance evidence, and its conclusions depend on point selection and ratio assumptions.
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