The Triple Top is a reversal of the bearish trend that occurs at the conclusion of an upward trend. It is characterized by three distinct peaks at roughly the same price level, with two moderate troughs in between. A’ neckline’ drawn at the level of the lows between the peaks confirms the pattern. This suggests that the upward momentum is fading, and a downward trend is imminent. The Triple Bottom is the bullish counterpart to the Triple Top and appears at the conclusion of a downtrend. It features three distinct troughs at a similar level, with two peaks in between. The neckline is drawn at the high point between the troughs. 📊 Triple Top & Bottom Patterns Simplified 🔺 Triple Top: Bearish reversal with 3 peaks at similar levels. Confirmed when price breaks below neckline — ideal for ‘put’ entries. 🔻 Triple Bottom: Bullish reversal with 3 troughs. Confirmed when price breaks above neckline — ideal for ‘call’ entries. Quick pattern = clear direction ✅