Triple Top Pattern
The triple top is a bearish reversal pattern where price tests a similar resistance zone three times and fails to break through. It can signal that upside momentum is fading and supply is building at the same level.
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Key Characteristics
Trading Tips
- ✓Wait for support breakdown instead of anticipating at resistance
- ✓Use volume expansion on breakdown as confirmation
- ✓Define invalidation above the third peak or recent swing high
- ✓Consider partial exits near key support zones
Signal Strength & Reliability
Moderate to Strong, usually stronger when resistance is tested cleanly and breakdown is decisive
Triple Top FAQs
Common questions about the triple top pattern
It can be, because the third failed attempt may confirm stronger resistance. Reliability still depends on context, volume, and the quality of the breakdown.
A confirmed break below the support level between peaks is the key signal. Many traders also look for higher selling volume on the breakdown.
Yes. If price reclaims the broken support and pushes through resistance, the pattern has failed. That can lead to a continuation move higher.
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