triple bottom investment & finance definition
A
pattern on a price chart that is characterized by three moves down, each of
which is followed by a move up that roughly equals the move down. It looks like
a mountain range with three valleys. The triple-bottom pattern is complete only
when both peaks have been broken on heavier volume and the price rises sharply.
The price rise will typically equal the distance on the price chart between the
triple bottom and the trough.
See triple bottom in Wall Street Words
In technical analysis, a chart formation of a stock or a market index that has attempted to penetrate a lower price level on three different occasions. If the stock price or index actually breaks through on the downside during the third attempt, it is a bearish signal and the investor should sell or sell short the stock or index. If the stock or index is unable to penetrate the price level, it is a bullish sign that the price is at a strong support level. Compare
triple top.