AAPL – Bullish Bat Harmonic Pattern (Demo)

Pattern Overview

This HTML demo shows a Bullish Bat harmonic pattern on a synthetic price path inspired by Apple Inc. (AAPL). The Bat pattern is a 5‑point harmonic structure (X–A–B–C–D) used to identify potential reversal zones using Fibonacci ratios.

Typical Bat characteristics:

• B retraces < 0.618 of XA (often 0.382–0.50).
• D completes near 0.886 retracement of XA (PRZ).
• Pattern is often used to anticipate a bullish reversal at D.

In this demo, we use example swing points (not live data) that respect these relationships and visually resemble a Bat pattern on AAPL.

Example Swing Points (AAPL‑like)

X:  150.00
A:  175.00
B:  165.00  (~0.40 retrace of XA)
C:  185.00
D:  153.00  (~0.88 retrace of XA)
    

The yellow polygon shows the Bat structure. The white line is a simplified price path. In a real system, you’d map these points to actual OHLC data and detect the pattern algorithmically.