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Stocks with Symmetrical Triangle Pattern

Live results from our daily pattern screener — most recent detection: 9 Jul 2026.

What is a symmetrical triangle pattern?

Symmetrical Triangle chart pattern diagram

A symmetrical triangle is a consolidation pattern formed by lower highs and higher lows converging toward an apex; in an uptrend it typically resolves to the upside on an expansion in volume.

9 symmetrical triangle detections in the last 30 days, with projected win rates of 58-67%.

Total detections

50

Last week

0

Last month

9

Last 12 months

50

How reliable is the symmetrical triangle pattern?

In our most recent backtest (February 2025 – April 2026), 75% of the 72 highest-scoring symmetrical triangle setups, out of 32,650 studied, were trading higher two weeks later. The projected win rate shown on each current detection is a conservative, calibrated estimate derived from that data; we publish the cautious figure rather than the raw historical rate. We score every detection on structure, volume, breakout strength, and risk/reward. How to read symmetrical triangle setups →

How do I find stocks forming a symmetrical triangle today?

Our screener scans more than 6,000 NYSE and NASDAQ stocks every trading day and flags new symmetrical triangle setups before the opening bell. Each detection in the list below shows its entry setup, price target, and stop-loss, most recently on 9 Jul 2026.

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How is a symmetrical triangle pattern different from a bullish pennant pattern?

Both contract between converging trendlines, but a symmetrical triangle builds over a longer base, while a bullish pennant is a brief consolidation immediately after a sharp advance. See bullish pennant setups →

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