This document provides guidelines for identifying common harmonic patterns in financial markets based on retracement levels between points A, B, and C. It lists the most common retracement levels of .382, .500, .618, .786, and .886 and their associated patterns like the bat, shark, gartley, and crab. It also notes expanding megaphone patterns when the C point breaks above the A point and potential retracement levels for BC projections.
This document provides guidelines for identifying common harmonic patterns in financial markets based on retracement levels between points A, B, and C. It lists the most common retracement levels of .382, .500, .618, .786, and .886 and their associated patterns like the bat, shark, gartley, and crab. It also notes expanding megaphone patterns when the C point breaks above the A point and potential retracement levels for BC projections.
This document provides guidelines for identifying common harmonic patterns in financial markets based on retracement levels between points A, B, and C. It lists the most common retracement levels of .382, .500, .618, .786, and .886 and their associated patterns like the bat, shark, gartley, and crab. It also notes expanding megaphone patterns when the C point breaks above the A point and potential retracement levels for BC projections.
This document provides guidelines for identifying common harmonic patterns in financial markets based on retracement levels between points A, B, and C. It lists the most common retracement levels of .382, .500, .618, .786, and .886 and their associated patterns like the bat, shark, gartley, and crab. It also notes expanding megaphone patterns when the C point breaks above the A point and potential retracement levels for BC projections.