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SNBL Descending Triangle forming

Soneri Bank Limited · 19 Oct 2026 · 13:30 PKT

▼ Bearish Forming Chart pattern With the trend

Lines to watch

Awaiting breakout
Close
19.07
▼ 0.05%
Upper line
19.52
+2.4%
Lower line
18.80
-1.4%
ATR
0.17
SNBL Descending Triangle forming on the 1 hour chart, 19 Oct 2026 · 13:30 PKT — PSX pattern signal by Smart Money
  • Target
  • Invalidation
  • Pattern lines
  • Fair value gap (bull / bear)
  • Order block
  • Strong / weak high and low
  • BOS · CHoCHstructure breaks

SMC Structure · Order Blocks · FVG · Pattern Detector 1 Hour candles · click to enlarge

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The breakdown

SNBL is compressing inside a descending triangle on the hourly chart - 5 swing points, 7.8x ATR wide at the start.

Upper line 19.52, lower line 18.80. The pattern favours a downside resolution: a hourly close above 19.55 confirms an upside breakout, a close below 18.77 a downside break.

Structure: bearish external, bearish internal (strong high 29.80). Nearest supply OB 19.96 - 20.04.

How to read this signal

  1. 1 Not triggered yet: the pattern is still forming on the 1 hour chart.
  2. 2 A 1 hour close above 19.52 (+2.4%) would be an upside breakout.
  3. 3 A 1 hour close below 18.80 (-1.4%) would be a downside breakout.
  4. 4 Until one of the lines breaks, there is no target or invalidation level.

Pattern guide

About the descending triangle

A descending triangle is a falling upper trendline meeting flat support; a close below support usually continues the fall, a close above the trendline signals a reversal.

Confirmation
A candle close outside the triangle.
Target
The triangle's widest height, projected from the breakout.
Fails if
A close back inside the triangle soon after the break (a fake-out).
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Analysis by

Smart Money

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