Bullish Reversal Symmetrical Triangle Chart Pattern Explained
- In this article, we will discuss about the bullish reversal symmetrical triangle pattern.
- If you don't know how to trade the bullish reversal symmetrical triangle pattern, Then this article will help you lot.
- You can increase your knowledge about the technical analysis by reading this article.
BULLISH REVERSAL SYMMETRICAL TRIANGLE
- The symmetrical triangle pattern is a bullish and bearish trend continuation chart pattern.
- As well, this pattern is a bullish and bearish trend reversal chart pattern.
- It depends on the previous trend of the market and on which side the breakout occurs.
• There are four types of Symmetrical Triangle patterns :
[A] Bullish Continuation Symmetrical Triangle
[B] Bearish Continuation Symmetrical Triangle
[C] Bullish Reversal Symmetrical Triangle
[D] Bearish Reversal Symmetrical Triangle
- In this article, we will discuss about the bullish reversal symmetrical triangle pattern.
• How is the bullish reversal symmetrical triangle pattern formed?
- Suppose, a Symmetrical Triangle pattern forms and the previous trend of the market is down.
- For some time, the price is consolidated within the pattern (indecision between the buyers and sellers), then the price breaks the pattern to the upside.
- The previous trend of the market was down, and after a pattern breakout the trend is reversed to the up side.
- Therefore, this pattern is called the bullish reversal symmetrical triangle.
- By connecting the Higher-Lows it forms a rising trendline.
- And by connecting the Lower-Highs it forms a falling trendline.
- The falling trendline (downside slope) and the rising trendline (upside slope) have the same slope.
- This pattern is more reliable if the price touches the upper (falling) trendline more than three times.
- The breakout of a pattern is confirmed when the price breaks the pattern with volume.
Entry :
- Take entry when price breakout the falling trendline to the upside.
Stop Loss :
- SL should be placed below either the previous swing or below the breakout candle.
Target :
- Target should be equal to the distance between the first swing low and the first swing high of this pattern.
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