Ascending Triangle Pattern — Entry, Exit & Stop Loss Guide
How to identify an Ascending Triangle, when to enter on the breakout, where to place your stop, and when not to trade it.
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The Ascending Triangle is a bullish continuation pattern built from two structural signals: a flat horizontal resistance where sellers keep defending the same level, and a rising support line where buyers make progressively higher lows — signaling growing buyer strength. This infographic shows how to identify both trendlines with minimum 2 touches each, the confirmed breakout entry above flat resistance, stop loss below the last higher low, triangle-height measured move target, and the critical context rule — never trade this bullish pattern against a dominant downtrend on the higher timeframe.
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