Harmonic Screener
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Market Notes
Conviction Score blends confidence, ratio accuracy, reliability, risk-reward, and lifecycle status. Prioritize setups with score above 80, low ratio error, and fresh trigger or first level follow-through.
Read the trigger/invalid/level ladder with candle context to identify exhausted moves.
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Screen Thesis
Institutional Harmonic Setup Notes
When to use: Use when you want low-noise harmonic flow and disciplined capital allocation.
Trigger: Prioritize setups above 85 conviction with stable stop distance and live liquidity.
Confirmation: Look for momentum agreement and no immediate rejection after trigger.
Risk: Avoid oversized entries if spread widens around signal generation.
When to use: Best for intraday execution where entry recency materially impacts R:R.
Trigger: Pattern shifts from completed to triggered with price holding above/below entry zone.
Confirmation: Early continuation candle and stable book depth.
Risk: Fast fakeouts around trigger can invalidate quickly; respect stop without delay.
When to use: Use to monitor open-pattern progress rather than chase late moves.
Trigger: Status moves into level-reached states with a positive slope.
Confirmation: No sharp reversal candle back through the trigger after a level touch.
Risk: Late chase near T2/T3 compresses edge and can increase pullback risk.
When to use: For precision-focused harmonic traders who prioritize clean Fibonacci alignment.
Trigger: Total ratio error remains below strict threshold while confidence stays elevated.
Confirmation: Pattern geometry and live price behavior remain coherent after completion.
Risk: Perfect ratios alone are insufficient without execution discipline and timing.
FAQs: Harmonic Scanner
How should I use harmonic patterns with this screener?
Use the screener to shortlist high-conviction XABCD structures, then compare the chart with its trigger, invalid, and level ladder. Prioritize score, low ratio error, and liquidity conditions.
What does conviction score represent?
Conviction score is a blended quality metric that combines pattern confidence, reliability bucket, Fibonacci error, risk-reward structure, and lifecycle status. Higher score setups are generally cleaner for institutional-style filtering.
Should I prefer triggered patterns or completed patterns?
Triggered setups are generally better for near-term execution. Completed setups are useful in watchlists, but require confirmation before risk deployment.
Can I use this for stocks and commodities together?
Yes. Asset filter supports stocks, commodities, index symbols, or all. Segmenting asset class helps maintain consistent volatility assumptions.
How to avoid overtrading with harmonic signals?
Focus on high-conviction names and hard invalidation. Use level tracking to monitor open patterns instead of chasing late-stage moves.
Pattern Families in This Scanner
Harmonic pattern screener for XABCD structures
The Harmonic Screener searches for forming and completed price structures based on XABCD geometry, including the available Gartley, Bat, Butterfly, Crab and Shark patterns. Ratio and completion measures help compare how closely candidates fit the selected rules.
Verify swing points, timeframe and completion status on the chart before using projected levels. A low geometric error measures pattern fit, not the probability of a reversal. Targets and invalidation zones are model-derived references, and a forming pattern can change as new candles arrive.
How should I use harmonic patterns with this screener?
Use the screener to shortlist high-conviction XABCD structures, then compare the chart with its trigger, invalid, and level ladder. Prioritize score, low ratio error, and liquidity conditions.
What does conviction score represent?
Conviction score is a blended quality metric that combines pattern confidence, reliability bucket, Fibonacci error, risk-reward structure, and lifecycle status. Higher score setups are generally cleaner for institutional-style filtering.
Should I prefer triggered patterns or completed patterns?
Triggered setups are generally better for near-term execution. Completed setups are useful in watchlists, but require confirmation before risk deployment.
Can I use this for stocks and commodities together?
Yes. Asset filter supports stocks, commodities, index symbols, or all. Segmenting asset class helps maintain consistent volatility assumptions.
How to avoid overtrading with harmonic signals?
Focus on high-conviction names and hard invalidation. Use level tracking to monitor open patterns instead of chasing late-stage moves.