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Market Radar Pattern Variant

Symmetrical Triangle Continuation

A symmetrical triangle continuation candidate compresses between lower highs and higher lows. Direction is decided by trend context and breakout behavior, not the shape alone.

Product methodology page for symmetrical triangle continuation candidates.

Symmetrical triangle context

A symmetrical triangle compresses between lower highs and higher lows. Since the shape is balanced, Market Radar relies heavily on the prior trend and the actual break direction before assigning a continuation variant.

The scanner looks for clean compression rather than random overlapping candles. A symmetrical triangle should narrow toward a decision area.

  • Lower highs
  • Higher lows
  • Balanced compression
  • Direction decided by context and break behavior

Quality model

Quality improves when both boundaries are respected and volume contracts into the apex. It weakens when price expands before a trigger or creates repeated false breaks.

The pattern page explains the methodology; scanner results should still include the final direction, score, and invalidation level.

Detection Focus

  • Prior trend context
  • Lower highs and higher lows
  • Range contraction
  • Break direction can be evaluated

Quality Signals

  • Balanced compression
  • Volume contraction
  • Respect for both boundaries
  • Clear invalidation after break

Invalidation

  • False break without follow-through
  • Expansion before trigger
  • Choppy boundary failure
Market Radar treats pattern names as context-dependent watchlist candidates. Direction, trend context, compression quality, trigger clarity, and invalidation are evaluated together.