Padrões Harmonicos 11.6

Indicador técnico para Metatrader (MT4/MT5)

O indicador Padrões Harmonacci é indiscutivelmente o indicador de reconhecimento automático de formação de preço harmônico mais completo que você pode encontrar para a plataforma MetaTrader. Ele detecta 19 padrões diferentes, leva as projeções de fibonacci tão a sério quanto você, exibe a zona de reversão potencial (PRZ) e encontra níveis adequados de stop-loss e take-profit.

Ele detecta 19 formações de preços harmônicos diferentes
Ele traça projeções fibonacci primárias, derivadas e complementares
Ele avalia a ação do preço anterior e exibe todos os padrões anteriores
O indicador analisa sua própria qualidade e desempenho
Inclui um scanner multi-símbolo e multi-timeframe
Exibe níveis adequados de stop-loss e take-profit
Ele usa breakouts para sinalizar negociações adequadas
Ele traça todas as proporções de padrão no gráfico
Implementa alertas de e-mail / sonoro / visual

Inspirado no livro do Sr. Scott M. Carney -Harmonic Trading Vol. 1-, este indicador foi desenhado para atender às necessidades dos traders mais puristas e exigentes. No entanto, ele implementa uma reviravolta para torná-lo mais fácil de negociar: ele espera por um rompimento de donchian na direção certa antes de sinalizar a negociação, tornando seus sinais muito confiáveis.

As projeções de Fibonacci são independentes de vetores
Implementa alertas de e-mail / som / push
Traça a projeção ABCD

Dicas de uso

O parâmetro amplitude controla o tamanho do padrão em barras
Carregue o indicador do scanner uma vez para monitorar muitos símbolos e prazos
Os padrões podem se expandir, mas a maioria das interrupções de sinal não: espere pelos sinais
Evite negociar se os prazos mais elevados exibirem uma forte tendência em relação à sua operação
Use os níveis adequados de SL e TP exibidos pelo indicador

Informações técnicas

O indicador avalia apenas no fechamento da barra
Os padrões são exibidos assim que as relações XD e CD são válidas
Os padrões podem se expandir, redesenhar e se tornar outros padrões, com nomes diferentes
Os breakouts geralmente não são repintados e são suficientes para reverter o movimento do mercado
Defina um período de quebra mais alto para diminuir as chances do indicador repintar
Os níveis de stop-loss e take-profit são calculados usando índices fibo
O scanner carrega em branco, ele nunca verifica padrões para o passado
O scanner abre gráficos usando seu modelo de gráfico padrão

Importante: alguns nomes de padrão foram renomeados para alternativas autoexplicativas para obedecer a uma reclamação de marca registrada de Sr. Scott M. Carney , que possui as seguintes marcas registradas nos EUA: Harmônicos, Harmônicos, Padrão de morcego, Padrão de borboleta, Padrão de tubarão, Padrão de caranguejo e Padrão Five-O .

Supported Harmonic Price Formations

Name	Min XB	Max XB	Min AC	Max AC	Min DB	Max BD	Min XD	Max XD
Flying Fox	0.382	0.5	0.382	0.886	1.618	2.618	0.886	0.886
Gartley	0.618	0.618	0.382	0.886	1.272	1.618	0.786	0.786
Lobster	0.382	0.618	0.382	0.886	2.24	3.618	1.618	1.618
Dragonfly	0.718	0.718	0.382	0.886	1.618	2.618	1.272	1.618
Cypher	0.382	0.618	1.13	1.414	1.272	2.0	0.786	0.786
Barracuda	-	-	1.13	1.618	1.618	2.24	0.886	1.13
Alt Flying Fox	0.382	0.382	0.382	0.886	2.0	3.618	1.13	1.13
Deep Lobster	0.886	0.886	0.382	0.886	2.618	3.618	1.618	1.618
White Swan	1.382	2.618	0.236	0.5	1.128	2.0	1.126	2.618
Black Swan	0.382	0.724	2.0	4.237	0.5	0.886	0.382	0.886
Max Bat	0.382	0.618	0.382	0.886	1.272	2.618	0.886	0.886
Max Gartley	0.382	0.618	0.382	0.886	1.128	2.236	0.618	0.786
Max Dragonfly	0.618	0.886	0.382	0.886	1.272	2.618	1.272	1.618
Alt Barracuda	0.446	0.618	0.618	0.886	1.618	2.618	1.128	1.128
A Lobster	0.276	0.446	1.128	2.618	1.618	2.618	0.618	0.618
A Dragonfly	0.382	0.618	1.128	2.618	1.272	1.272	0.618	0.786
A Flying Fox	0.382	0.618	1.128	2.618	2	2.618	1.128	1.128
A Gartley	0.618	0.786	1.128	2.618	1.618	1.618	1.272	1.272
Sea Pony	0.128	3.618	0.382	0.5	1.618	2.618	0.618	3.618

A brief introduction

The harmonacci methodology utilizes the recognition of specific price patterns and the alignment of exact Fibonacci ratios to determine highly probable reversal points in the financial markets. This methodology assumes that trading patterns or cycles, like many patterns and cycles in life, repeat themselves. The key is to identify these patterns, and to enter or to exit a position based upon a high degree of probability that the same historic price action will occur. Although these patterns are not 100% accurate, these situations have been historically proven. If these set-ups are identified correctly, it is possible to identify significant opportunities with a very limited risk.

The Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ)

The concept of the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) was originally outlined by Scott M. Carney in his book, Harmonic Trading Vol 1. A wholeheartedly recommended reading.

History has proven that a convergence of Fibonacci numbers and price patterns provides a highly probable area for a reversal. This area of convergence is called the potential reversal zone. When three, four, or even five numbers come together within a specific area, you must respect the high probability for some type of reversal.

A Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) represents the critical areas where the flow of buying and selling is potentially changing. These fibonacci price zones attempt to identify the price levels where imbalanced overbought and oversold situations are reversing back to their respective equilibrium level.

An ideal reversal usually tests all of the price levels in the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) on the initial test. The predominant trend usually reverses from this initial test of the entire PRZ and continues in the reversal direction shortly thereafter. In an ideal reversal, the price bar that tests all of the fibonacci projections in the PRZ is called the Terminal Price Bar.

The trade must be taken when the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) has been tested and rejected by a Terminal Price Bar or a strong breakout has taken place in the reversal direction without testing all the PRZ levels. The farthest price level of the PRZ or the Point X of the pattern are suitable stop-loss levels.

Harmonacci Ratios

The indicator calculates all the important fibonacci ratios for the XA and BC vectors of the pattern, and plots them by the Point D if applicable.

Primary Ratios: Directly derived from the Fibonnaci Number Sequence.
- 0.618 = Primary Ratio
- 1.618 = Primary Projection
Primary Derived Ratios: - 0.786 = Square root of 0.618
- 0.886 = Fourth roof of 0.618 or Square root of 0.786
- 1.130 = Fourth root of 1.618 or Square root of 1.27
- 1.270 = Square root of 1.618
Complementary Derived Ratios: - 0.382 = (1 - 0.618) or 0.618e2
- 0.500 = 0.770e2
- 0.707 = Square root of 0.50
- 1.410 = Square root of 2.0
- 2.000 = 1 + 1
- 2.240 = Square root of 5
- 2.618 = 1.618e2
- 3.141 = Pi
- 3.618 = 1 + 2.618

Trade Execution

Once a pattern is detected, the following steps have to be taken, which can lead to take or discard the trade. Bear in mind that a pattern is not valid by itself and it can expand as long as it likes. Your job has an trader is to assess the validity of the pattern and the potential reversal zone before entering the market.

1. Pattern Recognition: This indicator auto-detects and alerts harmonacci patterns.
2. Find the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ): Evaluate the fibonacci projections plotted on the chart by the indicator and look for strength signs. Can you find at least three converging projections? Do you see primary ratios? Is the ABCD projection present?
3. Wait until the PRZ is rejected by the market: The PRZ can be tested and rejected by one single Terminal Price Bar, or the market can reverse and breakout the PRZ without testing all the fibonacci projections. In any case, the market has to move before you take the trade. You are a follower, not a predictor.
4. Enter the market setting the proper stop-loss: Trade the breakout or the rejection of the PRZ and set the proper stop-loss. The farthest price level of the PRZ or the Point X of the pattern are suitable stop-loss levels.
5. Position Management: It is recommended to reap partial profits as soon as possible to lock into a free ride. Scott M. Carney proposes a very interesting position management system based on a 0.382 Trailing Stop, measured from the reversal point to the reversal extreme.

The Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) is a crucial element in the trading process. Hence the importance of vector-independent primary, derived and complementary fibonacci projections, which all other indicators ignore completely.

≡ Parâmetros

Ao carregar o gráfico expert, você terá à sua disposição uma infinidade de parâmetros de entrada, agrupados em blocos de fácil compreensão.

Amplitude

This parameter controls the size of the patterns to be found in the chart. There is no optimum value for this parameter, but it is needed to avoid the clutter of overlapping patterns in the chart. Set a value that displays patterns of acceptable size relative to your screen size.

Deviation

Algorithmic wiggle room for pattern recognition. Increase it to find more patterns.

Breakout Period

Donchian breakout period for the trading signals.

Max History Bars

Amount of history bars to evaluate when the indicator loads.

Display Stats

Enable or disable performance screen stats.

Display Points

Display price point labels (X, A, B, C, D labels).

Display Ratios

Display pattern ratios.

Display Projections

Display the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ)

Display SL/TP Levels

Display suitable stop-loss and take-profit levels.

Pattern Settings

Choose what patterns to scan for: disable all those you do not use.

Drawing Settings

Configure the colors of bullish and bearish patterns, as well as font sizes.

Ratios

Enable or disable ratios and choose your own ratio colors.

Projections

Display or hide the Fibonacci projections on the chart.

Breakouts

Enable or disable breakouts, and set your desired arrow sizes and colors.

Alerts

Enable display/email/push/sound alerts for breakouts, patterns or both.
? FAQ

Hey! I know all these patterns with different names!

We are aware. Sadly, the writer of the book owns trademarks with all the pattern names and we are legally forbidden from using any of them. We've replaced the pattern names with obvious and self

Does the indicator repaint?

Yes, it does. The last point of the wave can expand as long as it likes, therefore the indicator must repaint. It is your job as an harmonic trader to assess the validity of the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) and wait until it has been rejected to take the trade properly. To make things easier, the indicator implements a trading signal based on price breakouts, which is evaluated after a pattern is formed. This helps timing the trade because most patterns do not expand any more after a meaningful breakout has happened in the opposite direction.

Pattern rations in the chart differ from the definition ones...

They do, because the indicator displays the actual ratios of the pattern. As long as the ratios of the pattern are inside the pattern definition

When is a pattern displayed?

A pattern is displayed when the D point exists and all ratios of the pattern are valid.

Does it implement alerts?

Yes, of all kinds.

</> Desenvolvedores

Para construir seu próprio robô com este indicador, use a chamada iCustom () detalhada abaixo. O indicador possui um buffer extra cujo único propósito é armazenar eventos ou sinais como constantes, de forma que você só precisa fazer uma chamada para o indicador para tomar decisões. Copie e cole o código a seguir no código-fonte do seu robô, substituindo o nome do indicador pelo que você recebeu.

//---- Step 1: Define constants in your EA
//---- Constants
#define OP_BUY_FlyingFox            1
#define OP_SELL_FlyingFox           2
#define OP_BUY_Gartley              3
#define OP_SELL_Gartley             4
#define OP_BUY_Lobster              5
#define OP_SELL_Lobster             6
#define OP_BUY_Dragonfly            7
#define OP_SELL_Dragonfly           8
#define OP_BUY_BARRACUDA                9
#define OP_SELL_BARRACUDA               10
#define OP_BUY_CYPHER               11
#define OP_SELL_CYPHER              12
#define OP_BUY_ALTERNATE_FlyingFox  13
#define OP_SELL_ALTERNATE_FlyingFox 14
#define OP_BUY_DEEP_Lobster         15
#define OP_SELL_DEEP_Lobster        16
#define OP_BUY_WHITE_SWAN           17
#define OP_SELL_WHITE_SWAN          18
#define OP_BUY_BLACK_SWAN           19
#define OP_SELL_BLACK_SWAN          20
#define OP_BUY_MAX_FlyingFox        21
#define OP_SELL_MAX_FlyingFox       25
#define OP_BUY_MAX_Gartley          26
#define OP_SELL_MAX_Gartley         27
#define OP_BUY_MAX_Dragonfly        28
#define OP_SELL_MAX_Dragonfly       29
#define OP_BUY_A_Lobster            30
#define OP_SELL_A_Lobster           31
#define OP_BUY_A_Dragonfly          32
#define OP_SELL_A_Dragonfly         33
#define OP_BUY_A_FlyingFox          34
#define OP_SELL_A_FlyingFox         35
#define OP_BUY_A_Bartley            36
#define OP_SELL_A_Bartley           37
#define OP_BUY_SEA_PONY             38
#define OP_SELL_SEA_PONEY           39
#define OP_BUY_ALT_BARRACUDA        40
#define OP_SELL_ALT_BARRACUDA       41
//---- Step 2: Read values from the signal buffer
int start()
{
// Read pattern and breakout buffer
double pattern  = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "PZ_Harmonacci_LICENSE", 0, 1);
double breakout = iCustom(Symbol(), Period(), "PZ_Harmonacci_LICENSE", 1, 1);
// Do something
if(pattern == OP_BUY_FlyingFox)        { /* Your code for bullish flying fox pattern */ }
if(pattern == OP_SELL_FlyingBox)       { /* Your code for bearish flying fox pattern */ }
if(pattern == OP_BUY_Gartley)    { /* Your code for bullish gartley pattern */ }
if(pattern == OP_SELL_Gartley)   { /* Your code for bearish gartley pattern */ }
if(pattern == OP_BUY_Lobster)       { /* Your code for bullish Lobster pattern */ }
if(pattern == OP_SELL_Lobster)      { /* Your code for bearish Lobster pattern */ }
// Trade breakouts 
if(breakout == OP_BUY)           { /* Your code for bullish breakout (blue arrow) */}
if(breakout == OP_SELL)          { /* Your code for bearish breakout (red arrow) */}
// Do nothing
if(pattern == EMPTY_VALUE && breakout == EMPTY_VALUE) { /* No pattern or breakout */}
// Exit
return(0);
}