Triple Top Chart Pattern — How to Spot and Trade It
7/6/2026
Three peaks at a similar level — repeated failure at resistance.
In plain words
Three failed attempts to climb the same wall.
What the classic books say
The Triple Top is a reversal pattern with reference reliability High and illustrative behaviour of ~65-70% after support break (the kind of statistics catalogued in Bulkowski's encyclopedic pattern studies and Murphy's technical-analysis classic). Reliable but less common than double tops.
Level by level
Beginner
Three failed tries at the same high — sellers clearly in charge there.
Intermediate
Repeated rejection confirms heavy supply; a support break completes the top.
Advanced
Stronger than a double top but rarer; confirmed on the support break with volume.
Trade plan (educational template)
- Entry: On a close below the pattern's support.
- Stop-loss: Above the peaks.
- Target: Pattern height projected down.
- Check the numbers with the Risk-Reward calculator before any entry.
Common beginner mistakes
- Over-anticipating before the break
Practise it now
_Educational content only — not financial advice. Historical behaviour never guarantees future results._
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