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CSIL Descending Triangle breakout

Crescent Star Insurance Limited · 11 Nov 2026

▲ Bullish Breakout Pattern breakout With the trend

Closed at 6.09 on the breakout. Target 6.61, invalidation 4.90.

Trade plan

Close
6.09
▲ 8.75%
Target
6.61
+8.5%
Invalidation
4.90
-19.5%

RiskReward

Reward : risk
0.4 : 1
ATR
0.36
CSIL Descending Triangle breakout on the daily chart, 11 Nov 2026 — 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 Daily candles · click to enlarge

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The breakdown

CSIL broke above its descending triangle on the daily close at 6.09.

Projected target 6.61 (+8.5%). The pattern is invalidated beyond 4.90 (-19.5%), a reward-to-risk of about 0.4 : 1. A close back inside the pattern within 12 candles is treated as a fake-out.

Structure: bullish external, bullish internal (strong low 0.85). Nearest demand OB 3.26 - 3.78, supply OB 7.91 - 8.80.

How to read this signal

  1. 1 The breakout was confirmed by the daily candle closing above the pattern at 6.09.
  2. 2 The target, 6.61 (+8.5%), is the pattern's height projected from the breakout.
  3. 3 A move to the invalidation level, 4.90 (-19.5%), cancels the setup.
  4. 4 Reward : risk is 0.4 : 1: the distance to the target divided by the distance to invalidation.
  5. 5 Trend context: with the trend.

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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