Find ascending triangle patterns forming near resistance across 5,000+ stocks. Flat resistance + rising support, graded A+ to B.
The ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern that forms when a stock repeatedly tests a flat resistance level while making higher lows — creating a triangle that compresses toward a breakout. The flat top shows sellers defending a price level, while the rising lows show buyers becoming increasingly aggressive. When volume contracts during the pattern and price approaches the apex, a breakout through resistance often produces a powerful move. Our scanner identifies ascending triangles across 5,000+ stocks daily, scoring each setup based on resistance touches, support trendline quality, volume contraction, and proximity to breakout.
For ascending triangles, an A+ grade means 3+ resistance touches within 2%, 3+ rising support touches, strong volume contraction, price within 2% of resistance, and an existing uptrend above both 50 and 200 SMAs. This is not a prediction of future price movement — it is a way to prioritize which charts deserve your attention first.
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