In this idea, you can find all the educational ideas from the lecture, as well as other lessons to help you deepen your understanding of (harmonic) trading further.
By far the most important one. Once you understand ABCDs and how they work, it's not that difficult to also include XABCDs. You'll get used to checking the Fibonacci Retracement Values quickly and can then transition.
I'd also recommend to look at the Wolf simultaneously to the ABCD as they often appear as a combination.
For a better understanding of the Wolf, look at the following idea ⬇️
Here you'll get a good understanding of the Multitimeframe Logic. Meaning, how do you find entries in smaller timeframe and can trade into the direction of the bigger ones. Also, you get to learn the Wolf and how to combine it with Harmonic Patterns.
Gives you a general overview of Stop runs, not how to use them specifically for Harmonics, though. But since it's always good to know more than less, still worth giving it a read ;)
The Adam and Eve Structure is one of the more "difficult" and less used structures. However, when identified correctly, you'll find that it often offers greater directional possibilities than commonly used structures.
Here's a list of all the other structures which can help, but should be used complimentary to the Harmonics you'll see in the Basic Section. The Harmonics provide you with much better Risk Reward Ratios (RRR) and should give you the "At this Clusterzone, there might form a ... formation"-effect, meaning it should not provide your bias and be more of a confirmation like "This would indeed cluster with the bias I had anyway"
Can be used when looking at potential reversal zones or when determining whether a trend could continue or not. Again, not for providing bias but more of an indicator. Those kinds of structures/candlesticks should never change your bias, if any, it should further encourage you that your analysis is correct.
This is an idea on how Double Tops can look like and how you can use them to get a way better RRR than the usual approach.
Those can be used to enter a trade when price comes back down and gives you the chance to reenter a trader after taking partials or when you've been stopped out.
Often you can use them after the correction back to the 0.13 Fibonacci, also sometimes in combination with an XABCD where the X is the initial low of the first trade/turning point of the price and the 0.13 Correction Pattern Point D.
Using Elliott Waves in Harmonic Trading is also more of a directional thing or even better can tell you if you should aim for the Rebounds (still take partials of course) or if it's wise to take a bigger portion of the trade off at the Target 1&2 (Regelanläufe).