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    #121     Apr 17, 2020
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    easymon1

    5 Examples of Keltner Channels versus Bollinger Bands
    5 Examples of Keltner Channels versus Bollinger Bands.png
    https://tradingsim.com/blog/keltner-channels-versus-bollinger-bands/
    https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-day-with-trade-keltner-channels-4051613
    https://www.tradingwithrayner.com/keltner-channel-indicator/
    "...
    Keltner for riding the trend or breaking out.
    Bollinger for range bound markets. - Al..."

    If you have some good chart images that you feel like posting, we want to see them.
    - https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...s-in-thumbnail-format-right-here-baby.343012/
     
    Last edited: Apr 19, 2020
    #122     Apr 19, 2020
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  4. never2old

    never2old

    OP, after the fact ... I told you so, look at the charts
     
    #124     Apr 22, 2020
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    easymon1

    never2old, what are we talking about here?
     
    #125     Apr 22, 2020
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    easymon1

    hey Larry, why...

     
    #128     May 6, 2020
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    easymon1

    Bearish Gartley
    The bearish Gartley is the mirror image. It resembles a deformed letter “W”. The orientation from X to D should be downwards.

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    Figure 2: Bearish Gartley © forexop
    The ratios are the same as the bullish pattern. With the bearish Gartley again the critical points to look at are X, A and D. The points B and C should lie somewhere between A and D on the price axis. However if B retraces more than 62% of the move XA the pattern could form a bearish butterfly.

    The bearish Gartley predicts a price fall and has a target range that’s below D. The range is between 62% and 127% of the downswing between X and A. This means if X is at 100 and A at 80, the price target after D would be in the range 83.16 to 70.32.

    Trading a bearish gartley
    To trade a bearish Gartley, first wait for completion at D and look for a confirmation of a downside breakout. Then place a sell order with take profit in the range 62% to 127% of XA. The stop loss can be placed above point X.

    If the market rises above X then the safest action is to exit the position and wait for a more suitable entry.

    Like the bullish Gartley, another trading strategy is to anticipate the move from C to D and place an order to buy. The take profit is then set at D and the stop loss is set around A.

    The other XABCD patterns are the butterfly, the bat, cypher, and the crab.
    https://forexop.com/learning/basics-of-harmonic-chart-patterns/



    http://thepatternsite.com/GartleyBear.html

    ymmv
     
    #129     May 10, 2020
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