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This stuff is almost a trading system.
Looking forward to those who are interested, publish their experience.

HarmonicPatternFinder dozens of strange graphics, I don't think it is useful. But the butterfly can be compared with the triangle indicator.
Quasi-inaccuracy is not important. Put a butterfly in the main chart, it looks cool.


Butterfly——

Harmonic may be the product of Fibonacci, trend lines, support and resistance, and pivotal mischief. Has it been invented for 80 years?

USDJPY is cool!

EURUSD——

USDJPY——

Wolfe Wave
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Wolfe Waves are classified as a price pattern / reversal-and-continuation harmonic structure based on natural market geometry.
Here is the clean classification used by professional traders:

Wolfe Wave Classification
Category:
Geometric Price Pattern
Harmonic (but not Fibonacci-based) Structure
Reversal + Continuation Pattern
Wave-based Pattern (5-wave market rhythm)
Predictive Pattern (projects an “EPA/ETA” target line)

Not part of Elliott Wave
Even though it uses 5 waves, it is NOT an Elliott Wave structure.
It’s purely geometric: it relies on supply/demand lines, symmetry, and timing, not EW rules.

How traders generally categorize Wolfe Waves
If you look at books, banks, and prop-firm classification charts, Wolfe Waves fit under:
1. Price Action Patterns

• Five-leg structure

• Rising/falling wedge shape

• Identifies imbalance → correction → trend extension

2. Harmonic Patterns

• Similar to harmonics (Gartley / Bat / Crab)

• BUT Wolfe Waves do not use Fibonacci rules → they use geometry only

• → So they’re considered “harmonic-style geometry patterns.”

3. Reversal & Continuation Pattern

• Often acts as a reversal pattern at Wave 5

• But frequently acts as a continuation pattern inside trends (especially “3-drive” continuation Wolfe waves)

Simple one-line answer
Wolfe Waves are classified as a geometric price-action pattern with a 5-wave harmonic structure used to predict reversal and continuation targets.