Chart pattern guide

Triple bottom: three support tests still need a resistance break

A triple bottom is a bullish reversal candidate after a decline, with three comparable lows separated by two reaction highs. The candidate is incomplete until the stated resistance-break condition occurs; three lows alone do not establish exhausted selling or institutional accumulation.

No reproducible labeled dataset or scoring protocol establishes triple-bottom recognition accuracy or the best timeframe on this page.

AI Detection

Use AI Chart Analysis as a second review

Pineify can help interpret a chart screenshot. Its response may miss context or misread a level, so compare it with your own chart annotations.

Prepare a readable chart

Include the symbol, timeframe and relevant swings. A screenshot can omit price history needed to assess the setup.

Review the structure

Pineify interprets a submitted screenshot with a general vision model. It does not run a dedicated three-low classifier with a fixed 3–5% tolerance, average-low target formula or minimum-40-to-60-candle requirement. Check any suggested anchors against the chart.

Check the interpretation

Compare the response with the chart. Verify each price level yourself and record confirmation and invalidation rules before considering a trade.

How to Detect It

Step-by-Step Detection Guide

Work through the chart in order. Treat each condition as a check, and record why a setup fails as well as why it qualifies.

1

Record all three lows and the prior decline

Keep both reaction highs, axes and interval visible. State how swings are confirmed, including any right-side delay.

2

Choose a fixed resistance reference

For the conventional horizontal-boundary interpretation, use the higher of the two intervening highs. State tolerance and completed-bar confirmation before observing later prices.

3

Review the screenshot interpretation

Use a supported image with an eligible signed-in account and remaining allowance. Verify the pattern label and numeric levels against the original chart.

Similar lows do not identify who is buying

Repeated lows show that price returned to a comparable area. They do not prove that supply was absorbed or that institutions accumulated positions. Volume describes the displayed feed and may be included in a prewritten filter, but it does not identify participants.

A double bottom has two lows; a triple bottom adds a third test. An inverse head and shoulders has a central low below both shoulders. Decide the tolerance and spacing rules before evaluating the subsequent move rather than selecting the label that best fits the outcome.

A hypothetical higher-high confirmation boundary

Suppose the three lows are 50.0, 50.5 and 49.8, separated by reaction highs at 60 and 62. In this exercise all lows must lie within 1 unit of the fixed 50 reference; they qualify. The horizontal resistance reference is the higher intervening high, 62. Connecting 60 and 62 would make a sloped line, which is a different rule.

With a completed-close-above-62 condition, 63 confirms while a high at 63 and close at 61 does not. Assume all chosen swings are already confirmed. Using the lowest trough gives height 62 − 49.8 = 12.2, and a resistance-anchored projection is 62 + 12.2 = 74.2. It is a geometric reference, not a future price or a guaranteed model calculation.

Separate rejection before and after confirmation

One illustrative rule rejects an unconfirmed candidate on a close below the 49 lower edge of its tolerance zone. After an upward break, a close back below 62 records a failed hold. The two events occur at different stages and should be tracked separately.

A retest may not happen, and waiting for one does not establish a high-probability entry. Execution requires separate timing, exit, size, fees and slippage assumptions. A stop order can fill away from its trigger, so an invalidation level does not cap losses by itself.

Check the screenshot without a market-specific promise

The endpoint can return pattern text, levels, entry/stop/two target fields and 0–100 model-assessed confidence from one image. It can misread troughs or leave values unknown; it does not provide a deterministic three-low scanner or monitor future bars.

No comparative dataset here establishes daily or four-hour charts as more reliable, or proves equivalent accuracy across stocks and crypto. Preserve the chart labels, interval and relevant volume so the interpretation can be checked.

Sources and related guides

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Triple Bottom: Comparable Lows and Resistance Confirmation

Definitions, confirmation and limits of the pattern.

Review your chart annotations

Use a screenshot to ask Pineify about the structure, then check its interpretation against the original chart. The response does not establish a trading edge.

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