Chart Pattern Last reviewed October 14, 2026

Double Top Pattern

Two similar peaks separated by a pullback can form a double top. Learn the idea, then try a free trading decision game.

Quick answer

Two similar peaks separated by a pullback can form a double top. A break below the intervening low is often used to confirm the reversal idea. Two peaks without that break can remain part of a range.

Understand the idea

Two similar peaks separated by a pullback can form a double top. A break below the intervening low is often used to confirm the reversal idea. Two peaks without that break can remain part of a range.

A decision to think through

Find the intervening low and ask whether price has actually crossed it. Describe the evidence that would invalidate the bearish idea.

Try it through free practice

Your next free learning challenge

Play five free trading decisions. Make five decisions, read the explanation after each answer, and try to state the condition in your own words. First-time correct decisions earn skill XP; later reviews check what you remember. You can then apply the idea in a chart round and inspect the replay. All games, levels, written lessons, and feedback are free, with no signup or real money.

Frequently asked questions

Can I learn this for free?
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What should I play next?
Play five free trading decisions. Make five decisions with explanations, then try a simulated chart round or a related guide.
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Sources and review notes

Published April 25, 2026 Last reviewed October 14, 2026

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