How To Trade The Bat Pattern.
Hi Traders,
After the very positive feedback received from the Gartley Pattern explanation, I have drawn another illustration this time explaining my interpretation of the Bat Pattern
For those who have not yet seen the explanation for the Gartley Pattern I have attach the link below.
Above Is an illustration of a complete Bat Pattern and the rules and ratios needed to trade this pattern.
First things first, grab your Fibonacci tool and draw from the X to A leg of the initial move or impulse leg.
The Fibonacci ratio's you are looking for are the 0.50% and the 0.618%, price MUST at least touch or spike through the 0.50% but not touch or exceed the 0.618%.
The price reversal zone is shown in the white box.
Now you have the B leg we are looking for the C leg which is a retracement of the A to B move.
Once again grab your Fibonacci tool and draw from the A leg to the B leg, you are looking for a minimum of the 0.618% retracement.
On the C leg the price reversal zone is a little wider, price MUST hit the 0.618% but not exceed the A leg, which is once again shown in the illustration above.
Once you have the X A B and C legs you are looking for the final piece of the jigsaw which is the D leg completion and the area you are looking to buy.
there are a couple of different ways to get the D leg however they both end up at the same price, for me personally I use the Fibonacci retracement tool.
To get the D leg take your Fibonacci tool and draw from the X to A leg which will give you a 0.886%.
Once price falls to the 0.886% all criteria's are met, at which point you would buy in anticipation that price will rise.
TARGETS:
When looking to take targets on this pattern the first step is to once again use your Fibonacci tool.
Take your Fibonacci tool and draw from the C to D leg, you are looking for the 0.382% and 0.618%.
If this is the method you are looking to use for targets you would have your broker take off half of your position at the 0.382% and the other half at the 0.618%
To protect the profits you have accumulated it is advised to move stop loss to breakeven once the 0.382% target 1 has been attained, thus giving you a risk free trade and money in the bank.
STOP LOSS:
When looking to place your stops there are again many ways this can be done, but should always be placed below the X leg.
Your risk reward should be a minimum of 1:1 on every trade to the 0.382%, if this can not be achieved then I would not personally take the trade.
CURRENCY PAIR:
This pattern like any other and is more profitable with certain currency pairs, you should do your own back testing on this before trading the pattern.
I hope this is a more in-depth insight to advanced patterns in particular the Bat Pattern.
I am available via private message for any questions you may have.
WEBSITE:
UKForexSignals.com
DISCLAIMER:
Please note I am only providing my own trading information for your benefit and insight to my trading techniques, you should do your own due diligence and not take this information as a trade signal.
After the very positive feedback received from the Gartley Pattern explanation, I have drawn another illustration this time explaining my interpretation of the Bat Pattern
For those who have not yet seen the explanation for the Gartley Pattern I have attach the link below.
Above Is an illustration of a complete Bat Pattern and the rules and ratios needed to trade this pattern.
First things first, grab your Fibonacci tool and draw from the X to A leg of the initial move or impulse leg.
The Fibonacci ratio's you are looking for are the 0.50% and the 0.618%, price MUST at least touch or spike through the 0.50% but not touch or exceed the 0.618%.
The price reversal zone is shown in the white box.
Now you have the B leg we are looking for the C leg which is a retracement of the A to B move.
Once again grab your Fibonacci tool and draw from the A leg to the B leg, you are looking for a minimum of the 0.618% retracement.
On the C leg the price reversal zone is a little wider, price MUST hit the 0.618% but not exceed the A leg, which is once again shown in the illustration above.
Once you have the X A B and C legs you are looking for the final piece of the jigsaw which is the D leg completion and the area you are looking to buy.
there are a couple of different ways to get the D leg however they both end up at the same price, for me personally I use the Fibonacci retracement tool.
To get the D leg take your Fibonacci tool and draw from the X to A leg which will give you a 0.886%.
Once price falls to the 0.886% all criteria's are met, at which point you would buy in anticipation that price will rise.
TARGETS:
When looking to take targets on this pattern the first step is to once again use your Fibonacci tool.
Take your Fibonacci tool and draw from the C to D leg, you are looking for the 0.382% and 0.618%.
If this is the method you are looking to use for targets you would have your broker take off half of your position at the 0.382% and the other half at the 0.618%
To protect the profits you have accumulated it is advised to move stop loss to breakeven once the 0.382% target 1 has been attained, thus giving you a risk free trade and money in the bank.
STOP LOSS:
When looking to place your stops there are again many ways this can be done, but should always be placed below the X leg.
Your risk reward should be a minimum of 1:1 on every trade to the 0.382%, if this can not be achieved then I would not personally take the trade.
CURRENCY PAIR:
This pattern like any other and is more profitable with certain currency pairs, you should do your own back testing on this before trading the pattern.
I hope this is a more in-depth insight to advanced patterns in particular the Bat Pattern.
I am available via private message for any questions you may have.
WEBSITE:
UKForexSignals.com
DISCLAIMER:
Please note I am only providing my own trading information for your benefit and insight to my trading techniques, you should do your own due diligence and not take this information as a trade signal.
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