Scanner interpretation
Triangle continuation pages cover ascending, descending, and symmetrical compression structures. Market Radar does not infer direction from the label alone; it combines the shape with prior trend context and breakout behavior.
The best triangle candidates show multiple boundary interactions, contracting volatility, and a clear decision area before price leaves the structure.
- Trend context before compression
- Multiple boundary touches
- Range contraction
- Break and invalidation clarity
Quality model
Quality improves when compression remains clean, volume cools, and price respects both boundaries. Quality drops when the pattern becomes broad chop or breaks boundaries repeatedly without follow-through.
This keeps triangle pages aligned with scanner methodology rather than generic chart-pattern naming.