ZigZag XABCD Harmonics Detection — Constantino’s Logic (MT5) v1.44

ZigZag XABCD Harmonics Detector — Constantino’s Logic (MT5)

A symmetry- and Fibonacci-driven price-action indicator that reads structure through a precision ZigZag, maps PRZ/PCZ confluence, and highlights the cleanest AB=CD/XABCD opportunities on your current timeframe. Super-light, clutter-free, and relentlessly practical.

Why choose this over other “harmonics” indicators?

Most tools spam the chart with labels, repaint endlessly, or guess patterns without respecting symmetry. This one is different. It’s built around structure first (ZigZag swings), then symmetry and Fibonacci confluence, and only then applies the harmonic classification. That means you see fewer, cleaner, higher-quality completions—exactly where traders actually make decisions: the PRZ/PCZ.

In my words (Constantino):

“I wish I’d had this 14 years ago—it would have saved countless hours of analysis and pattern research. I built Constantino’s Logic to give you that time back: an all-in-one, super-light AB=CD/XABCD price-action engine focused on structure, symmetry, and confluence—so you can trade with clarity, not clutter.”

What makes it the best fit for symmetry-based traders

• ZigZag-first price action: reads prior swings to measure true symmetry and like-for-like legs before any ratios are considered.

• Fibonacci done right: focuses on the fib clusters that matter (78.6%, 100%, 127%, 161% extensions and AB-from-C projections) instead of throwing every ratio on your chart.

• Actionable PRZ/PCZ only: by default it shows only the latest completion zone on your timeframe so you can act, not sift.

• Minimal labels, maximum clarity: annotations explain the geometry (e.g., “XD extends 1.xx× XA”, “C retraces …% AB” or “C extends …× AB”) without covering candles.

• Harmonics as a confirmation, not a crutch: patterns appear because the structure and confluence are there—not the other way around.

Core features (at a glance)

• AB=CD with time symmetry (1:1 legs, equal-length corrections/advances awareness).

• XABCD classifiers included: Gartley (CL), Bat (CL), Butterfly (CL), Crab (CL), plus DoubleDrive detection (label suppressed by default for cleanliness).

• PCZ/PRZ mapping with 78.6% & 100% AB-from-C projections and 127–161% extensions where relevant.

• TF-scoped drawings: all objects belong to the timeframe you’re on—no multi-TF ghosting or clutter.

• Latest-PRZ focus: shows only the most recent actionable zone by default (toggleable).

• Clean in front of candles for visibility; no bulky status panel; minimal text.

• Readable geometry labels:

  • Shows “XD extends 1.xx× XA” when D exceeds A.

  • Shows “C extends x.xx AB” only when C > 100%; otherwise “retraces …%” (correct language matters).

  • Shows D/XC label only when D is inside XA and r ≤ 100%.

• Optional PRZ overlay fill for quick decision visual.

• Performance-safe defaults (windowed ZigZag, lookback limits, new-bar updates).

• Works on any symbol (FX, indices, metals, crypto) and any timeframe (from M1 to 1D+).

• Designed by a trader, for traders—no gimmicks, just the geometry you need.

How it helps you pick the right timeframe for a pattern

Patterns are only as good as the swing definition behind them. This indicator’s ZigZag and TF-scoped drawings make it obvious where structure is clean and comparable (AB ~ CD) on each timeframe. Flip between, say, M15 / H1 / H4 / D1 and notice where the latest PRZ is both well-formed and uncluttered—that’s your working timeframe. Because only the current, actionable PRZ is drawn, it’s fast to see where the market is actually offering a decision now, not yesterday.

Tip: If you see multiple PRZs across TFs, trade the timeframe that aligns with your session and risk plan; use the next higher TF to confirm the broader direction.

What’s inside the logic (short version)

• Measure structure via ZigZag swings.

• Test symmetry (leg lengths, pacing).

• Check Fibonacci retracements/extensions and AB-from-C projections.

• Validate pattern class only after structure + confluence pass.

• Draw minimal objects at the latest completion so decisions are obvious.

Who is this for?

• Traders who value clean structure, symmetry, and PCZ/PRZ confluence.

• Price-action traders who want harmonics as a structured plan, not as a prediction machine.

• Anyone tired of over-labeled, repaint-heavy tools that don’t respect how patterns are actually traded.

Specs & compatibility

• Platform: MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

• Assets: FX, indices, metals, crypto, stocks (any symbol your broker supports).

• Timeframes: All.

• Repainting note: ZigZag updates with new highs/lows by design; completed D-leg patterns are considered set once the leg is formed. Always confirm with price action.

What you get

• Indicator file (MT5).

• Quick-start guide: recommended settings, PRZ reading, entry/invalidations.

• Best-practice checklist: retest/confirmation rules, journaling template.

How to use (2-minute plan)

• Load the indicator on your chosen symbol and timeframe.

• Identify the latest PRZ and read the labels (XD vs XA, C retrace/extend).

• Wait for your confirmation trigger (rejection, break-retest, or your candle model).

• Place stop beyond clear invalidation; target symmetry or measured move.

• Journal the setup (screenshot + notes).

Important trading note

Patterns don’t force reversals—they frame decisions. Use your plan: confirmation, risk ≤ 1%, and scale out at logical targets. Practice on demo and do your own research.

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