Gartley Pattern Trading Strategy
The classic harmonic pattern with specific Fibonacci ratios. XA retracement of 0.618 at B, completion at 0.786 XA at D.
15 trading strategies tagged as 1H–Daily (timeframe). Each template is fully documented with entry rules, indicators, risk management, and configuration parameters.
The classic harmonic pattern with specific Fibonacci ratios. XA retracement of 0.618 at B, completion at 0.786 XA at D.
Trade high-probability reversals using pin bars (long wick rejection candles) at key support and resistance levels.
Two consecutive peaks at roughly the same price level, separated by a clear trough, signal buyer exhaustion. Trade the neckline break for measured-move profit targets.
Three consecutive strong-bodied candles in the same direction. Three White Soldiers signal bullish reversal, Three Black Crows signal bearish reversal.
Doji candles at key levels signal indecision and potential reversal. Dragonfly, Gravestone, and Long-legged Dojis each have specific meanings.
Ascending, descending, and symmetrical triangles. Price converges to the apex before breaking out with momentum.
High Volume Nodes (HVNs) are price levels where significant trading activity has occurred. They act as strong magnets and support/resistance. Trade the bounce off an untested HVN f…
When a supply zone is broken, it flips to demand (and vice versa). Trade the retest of the flipped zone.
Drop-Base-Rally (DBR): price drops sharply, consolidates briefly (base), then explodes higher. The base marks a fresh demand zone where institutional buying absorbed all selling. F…
Rally-Base-Drop (RBD): price rallies, bases briefly, then drops sharply. The base is a supply zone where institutional selling absorbed buying pressure. Fresh RBD zones reliably ca…
The TD Sequential 9-count marks potential trend exhaustion. After 9 consecutive closes higher/lower than 4 bars ago, a reversal or pause is likely.
CHOCH is the first sign of a trend reversal. When an uptrend breaks its first significant low, or a downtrend breaks its first high, character changes.
When Bollinger Bands compress inside Keltner Channels, a squeeze is occurring. The eventual breakout from the squeeze produces explosive moves.
The Spring occurs when price dips below accumulation range support to sweep stops, then rapidly reverses back inside. This is the smart money shakeout.
When price deviates 2+ standard deviations from its mean, reversion is statistically likely. Use Z-Score to measure deviation and time entries.