The initial impulsive leg forms the foundation of the harmonic pattern. This downward movement creates a strong momentum phase. Point B to C:
This is the retracement leg, where the price pulls back after the sharp decline (A to B). The retracement appears to stop around the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement (marked as 0.363 on the chart), which is common in harmonic setups like the Butterfly pattern. Point C to D:
This leg represents the extension and final leg of the harmonic pattern. The price extends significantly downward, reaching the 2.618 Fibonacci extension of the B-C leg. In harmonic trading, this area is considered a Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ). Point D (Potential Reversal Zone):
Point D is the critical zone for traders to anticipate a reversal. The 2.618 extension is a key Fibonacci level, aligning with harmonic principles for patterns like the Butterfly or AB=CD.
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