Basic Harmonic Patterns Dashboard

This dashboard shows the latest available harmonic patterns for the selected symbols, so you will save time and be more efficient / MT5 version.

Free Indicator: Basic Harmonic Pattern

Indicator columns

• Symbol: the selected symbols will appear
• Trend: bullish or bearish
• Pattern: type of pattern (gartley, butterfly, bat, crab, shark, cypher or ABCD)
• Entry: entry price
• SL: stop loss price
• TP1: 1st take profit price
• TP2: 2nd take profit price
• TP3: 3rd take profit price
• Current price: current price
• Age (in bars): age of the last pattern drawn

Main Inputs

• Symbols: select from "28 Major Currency Pairs" or "Selected Symbols".
• Selected Symbols: desired symbols which you want to monitor separated by comma ("EURUSD,GBPUSD,XAUUSD"). If your broker has a suffix or prefix on the pairs, you must add it in the two following parameters (Pair prefix or Pair suffix).
• Max Iteration: the maximum number of iterations to tune a pattern (if the value is lower then you will have faster performance with fewer patterns while a higher value will result in slower performance with more patterns). In fact, it works as follows: if the value is 200, then the indicator checks the last 200 patterns and no more. If it is 50, it will only check the last 50 patterns.
• Max allowed deviation (%): this parameter refers to the tolerance allowed for the formation of a harmonic pattern. This parameter determines how much the structure of the harmonic pattern can vary without the indicator discarding it as a valid formation. Thus, setting a higher percentage would allow more flexibility in pattern identification, while a lower value would be more restrictive. For example: if you set a value of 30% then the indicator will consider as valid formations that fit the proportions of the pattern within a range of ±30% of the current price.
• Depth: this parameter determines the minimum number of bars that must be present in each wave of the harmonic pattern for it to be considered as such. That is, how many bars must be present in the upward or downward movement for the indicator to recognize it as a wave. Higher values imply longer patterns and vice versa.
• Deviation: deviation refers to the maximum amount of deviation allowed in price between the two oscillations (peaks or troughs) of a wave to still be considered valid. Therefore, a higher deviation will allow a greater margin of difference between the prices of the peaks or valleys.
• Backstep: this parameter specifies how many bars backwards the indicator will look for to determine whether a point is a valid high or low. In other words, it indicates how many backward bars to consider when plotting the zigzag line.
• Pop-up alert: alert to the MT4 terminal.
• Email alert: email alert.
• Push notification alert: alert to phone.