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Ascending Triangle

Usually bullish: flat resistance with rising lows pressing into it.

Flat top, rising lows

An Ascending Triangle is usually a bullish continuation — a flat resistance line on top with rising lows beneath. Buyers keep stepping in higher until price breaks out above resistance.

How traders trade it

  • Trade the breakout above the flat top.
  • Rising lows show building demand.
  • Add the triangle height to the breakout for a target.

See it in dtcharts

Scan for the ascending triangle across markets in the dtcharts terminal — or draw it by hand with the charting tools.