A symmetrical triangle is a consolidation pattern where price makes both lower highs and higher lows, converging toward an apex. It can break in either direction.
Wait for a confirmed breakout above or below the triangle before entering. The direction of the breakout determines whether to go long or short. Volume should increase on the breakout.
Both buyers and sellers are becoming more hesitant, leading to a squeeze. The pattern represents indecision in the market, and the eventual breakout shows which side has won.

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This visual represents the ideal candle formation and breakout points for the Symmetrical Triangle pattern.