Triple Bottom Reversal Pattern
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Definition:
A Triple Bottom is a typically longer term pattern where price action, within the context of a downtrend, has the most recent swing/pivot low being equal or nearly equal in price to the previous two swing/pivot lows that are also equal or nearly equal in price. Background: The Triple Bottom pattern can be formed when the sentiment that was formerly producing the downtrend is now possibly shifting and selling pressure is not strong enough to produce a lower swing/pivot low to keep the downtrend in tact. Triple Bottoms can be a stronger bullish reversal pattern after further confirmation when the next swing/pivot low that is produced is even higher. Practical Use: Much like a Double Bottom pattern, technical analysts will use triple bottoms to begin trying to find new buying opportunities as well as to avoid selling the asset until a new sell setup is formed. |
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