TRADING GLOSSARY
Triple top
A triple top is a chart pattern featuring three similar highs separated by declines, usually following an upward trend. A break below support formed by the intervening lows is commonly interpreted as a possible bearish reversal; repeated highs alone do not confirm the pattern.
EXAMPLE
On a hypothetical chart, price approaches 100 three times, retreating toward 90 between attempts, before falling below that support area.
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