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symmetrical triangle refers to a pattern that is formed when two lines on a graph come together, creating a shape like a triangle. The lines are drawn in a way that they meet at a point, and they move closer together as they extend further. It is called "symmetrical" because both lines have a similar angle and slope. This pattern often indicates a period of consolidation or indecision in the market, where the price is neither going up nor down significantly.
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