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Gartley pattern
A harmonic pattern where B retraces 0.618 of XA and D completes at 0.786 of XA.
Why it matters
First described by H.M. Gartley in 1935 and later given exact ratios. D stays inside the XA swing, so it often marks a pullback within a trend.
How to read it
Zone near 0.786 of XA. The pattern fails if the price closes beyond X. Targets are 38.2% and 61.8% of the AD swing.
Related
Harmonic patternsPrice swings whose lengths match Fibonacci ratios, grouped into named shapes like the Bat and the Crab.Bat patternA harmonic pattern where B retraces 0.382 to 0.50 of XA and D completes at 0.886 of XA.Potential reversal zoneThe price band where a harmonic pattern’s separate measurements agree.
In the Cluenex app, this explanation opens next to every gartley pattern figure, with the live reading for the stock you are looking at. Open it in Cluenex