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Triangles: coiling up

Highs fall, lows rise, and the range squeezes — a big move is being loaded.

2026.06.03·3 min·
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A triangle forms when highs keep falling and lows keep rising, so the price range narrows to a point. It's a standoff where buyers and sellers coil up energy.

PriceBoundariesExample
The upper line (highs) falls and the lower line (lows) rises, converging to a point. (Educational example)
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