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1. For Question #1 Read: The ABCD and the Three-Drive
   The third characteristic of a perfect Gartley pattern is: If the retracement of move BC is .382 of move AB, then CD should be 1.272 of move BC. Consequently, if move BC is .886 of move AB, then CD should extend 1.618 of move BC.
2. For Question #2 Read: 3 Steps to Trading Harmonic Price Patterns
   To spot the ABCD and Three-Drive patterns, all you need are ultra-sharp hawk eyes and the handy-dandy Fibonacci chart tool!
3. For Question #3 Read: The ABCD and the Three-Drive
   For both the bullish and bearish versions of the ABCD chart pattern, line BC is called the correction or retracement.
4. For Question #4 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
   Although Scott Carney was a firm believer in harmonic patterns and discovered both "The Crab" and "The Bat" patterns, no price pattern was named after him.
5. For Question #5 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
   Gartleys are patterns that include the basic ABCD pattern, but are preceded by a significant high or low.
6. For Question #6 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
   The whole idea of these patterns is that they help people spot possible retracements of recent trends.
7. For Question #7 Read: 3 Steps to Trading Harmonic Price Patterns
   For both bullish and bearish versions of the ABCD pattern, the lines AB and CD are called legs.
8. For Question #8 Read: Harmonic Price Patterns in the Forex Market
   The three-drive pattern is a lot like the ABCD pattern except that it has three legs (now known as drives) and two corrections or retracements.
9. For Question #9 Read: The ABCD and the Three-Drive
   Upon spotting a potential harmonic price pattern, the next thing to do is measure the potential harmonic price pattern using the Fibonacci tool.
10. For Question #10 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
    Created by Bryce Gilmore, the perfect Butterfly pattern is defined by the .786 retracement of move AB with respect to move XA.
11. For Question #11 Read: 3 Steps to Trading Harmonic Price Patterns
    The Gartley Mutants are the Bat, the Crab, and the Butterfly patterns.
12. For Question #12 Read: The ABCD and the Three-Drive
    The Gartley “222” pattern is named for the page number it is found on in H.M. Gartley's book, Profits in the Stock Market.
13. For Question #13 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
    The Crab is the most accurate among all the harmonic patterns because of how extreme the Potential Reversal Zone (sometimes called “price better reverse or imma gonna lose my shirt” point) from move XA.
14. For Question #14 Read: Trading The Gartley Pattern
    The Bat is defined by the .886 retracement of move XA as Potential Reversal Zone.
15. For Question #15 Read: Harmonic Price Patterns in the Forex Market
    For all these harmonic price patterns, the point is to wait for the entire pattern to complete before taking any short or long trades.