Symmetrical Triangle Structure & Key Equilibrium

Editorial Insights
- Symmetrical triangles signal a balanced tug-of-war between buyers and sellers; this compression, as mapped here, often precedes significant expansions in volume and volatility.

- The triangular structure’s edges—CT (red) and trendline (green)—have been tested repeatedly over months, reflecting both supply absorption and demand resilience.

- The hidden white line adds a subtle layer of convergence, useful for traders identifying areas of potential liquidity concentration.

- The yellow 50% Fibonacci level frames the equilibrium for this market phase, offering a snapshot of price discovery dynamics within the triangle.

- Price positioning relative to all these lines is best seen as a way to monitor evolving order flow and market intent, without any explicit forecasting or directional bias.

Key Levels & Reference
- CT (Red): Major supply test points.
- Trendline (Green): Demand and higher low sequence.
- Hidden Line (White): Structural convergence not visibly obvious but influential.
- Fibonacci 50% (Yellow): Core equilibrium reflecting price agreement zone.

This post is for educational and analytical purposes, respecting the principle that all information is a visual observation—not a prediction or directional signal, but a live structure map to enrich your pattern playbook.