The Butterfly Pattern



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Intermediate level quiz about the harmonic Butterfly pattern. This is an innovative online quiz so you can quickly learn and/or verify your trading skills.

Butterfly allows to spot the exact end of the swings or trends. Butterfly D point is the best place to enter the market. This quiz covers the practical aspects of this pattern and the entry.

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Answer at least 23 questions (or 75%) correctly to pass.


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QUESTION 1/30

Trading Butterfly pattern, we should take only these harmonics, which meet very strict Fibonacci criteria:



QUESTION 2/30

The gentleman who defined Fibonacci ratios for the Butterfly pattern was:





QUESTION 3/30

When trading the Butterfly pattern, it is better when price approaches point D:





QUESTION 4/30

It is advisable to combine the Butterfly pattern with Elliot Wave analysis:



QUESTION 5/30

The classical approach with the Butterfly pattern allows us to trade the failed harmonic:




QUESTION 6/30

With the so called 'Fibo cluster', the place where different Fibonacci retracements, extensions, expansions and projections overlap, it is recommended that one should:




QUESTION 7/30

It is practical and necessary to use all of the different price extensions/expansions/projections etc. :



QUESTION 8/30

Which of the extreme Butterfly patterns resembles the letter “M”:




QUESTION 9/30

The Butterfly pattern can be treated as a leading indicator that helps to determine where and when to enter a position.



QUESTION 10/30

The Butterfly pattern may help to identify potentially high-probability trading opportunities, in nearly every market and timeframe.



QUESTION 11/30

The Gartley pattern is an the internal pattern, whilst the Butterfly is an external pattern.



QUESTION 12/30

Bryce Gilmore defined, in his book, the strict trade management rules for trading the Butterfly pattern.



QUESTION 13/30

The bullish Butterfly pattern is such a reliable price pattern, when trading Forex, that there is no need to place a Stop Loss when entering a trade. The Stop Loss can be set a bit later, preferable around the 200% external retracement of the XA swing:



QUESTION 14/30

Waiting for a clear reversal candlestick setup/pattern improves the success ratio and R:R ratio when trading the Butterfly pattern:




QUESTION 15/30

Trading small Butterfly patterns works better than trading bigger ones (in terms of swing pip size):



QUESTION 16/30

The internal structure of the Butterfly CD swing is not important for professional harmonic traders if/until the pattern meets all Fibonacci relations:



QUESTION 17/30

A failed Butterfly pattern can be traded in the same way as a normal Butterfly and offers the same probability of success and R:R:




QUESTION 18/30

There are two types of Butterfly patterns -continuation and reversal:



QUESTION 19/30

The Butterfly pattern can be drawn as a mirror image, of the Gartley pattern:



QUESTION 20/30

Which point of the Butterfly pattern allows us to spot the pattern in advance, differentiating it from other harmonic patterns:





QUESTION 21/30

A Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) is not used for trading the Butterfly pattern:.



QUESTION 22/30

The PRZ concept applies to price, not time:



QUESTION 23/30

The external retracement tool should be used to locate which of the following Butterfly points:





QUESTION 24/30

A failed Butterfly pattern might still form a tradable Bat pattern:



QUESTION 25/30

Which trading session is the best for trading the Butterfly pattern:





QUESTION 26/30

Which timeframe is the best for trading the Butterfly pattern:





QUESTION 27/30

The points of the Butterfly pattern are:





QUESTION 28/30

The minimum target price of the bullish Reversal Butterfly pattern is higher than:




QUESTION 29/30

The bullish Continuation Butterfly pattern belongs to the XABCD family of patterns:



QUESTION 30/30

Observing the structure of CD swing in the Butterfly pattern we can split Butterfly patterns into Slow and Aggressive versions. Aggressive versions are more common on Forex market.



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