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Three Tip Top Scanner for NSE Stocks (Scanner) Three Tip TopThree Tip Top checks the five-pivot staircase formations traders draw by eye: three rising valleys and three falling peaks. It scans every NSE stock in stored daily history and only keeps a match when each of the four gaps between consecutive plotted points fits your range. Every result carries the exact gaps and a chart with all five points marked.

Three Tip TopScan NSE stocks for three rising valleys and three falling peaks
Completions between these years — up to a 3-year span (same year = one year).
Low-to-low / high-to-high skip the other pivots; the gap range applies to just those.
Calendar days between each numbered dot (1→2→3→4). Set max to 0 for open-ended (e.g. 100+). Both 0 = any gap. The swing width is chosen automatically to match.
Every peak/valley leg must meet this move.
Finds both patterns by gap, minimum move and swing size.

How to use the (Scanner) Three Tip Top

  1. Choose the formationScan both formations or select Three Rising Valleys or Three Falling Peaks.
  2. Set the gap rangeThe range applies independently to all four gaps between the five plotted pivots. Set max to zero for an open-ended range such as 50+, or set both to zero for any gap.
  3. Tune swing and moveSwing size controls pivot sensitivity. Minimum move requires every consecutive leg to meet the entered percentage.
  4. Read the chartsEach match shows the five-point chart, completion date, exact point gaps and the following 20-session historical move.

Frequently asked questions

How many gaps does the scanner check?

Exactly four: a five-dot pattern has four consecutive gaps. Every one must fit the entered range.

How do I scan for 50 or more sessions between points?

Enter 50 as the minimum and 0 as the maximum. A 0/0 range accepts any gap.

Does this predict the next move?

No. It reports completed geometry in stored price history and shows a historical follow-through value for context. It is a research aid, not investment advice.

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About this tool
Three Tip Top Scanner scans stored NSE daily history for Four Rising Peaks and Four Falling Valleys.
  • Five pivots: every result is built from five confirmed turning points and validates all four consecutive gaps.
  • Your criteria: the gap range applies independently to every dot-to-dot interval; 0 / 0 accepts any gap and a positive minimum with max 0 means open-ended.
  • Historical context: charts show the exact gaps and the following 20-session move for research context only.
  • End-of-day stored data only. A pattern is not a forecast or investment advice.

Chart patterns the Three Tip Top scanner detects

the Three Tip Top scanner scans NSE stocks for 2 chart patterns, grouped below. Every pattern is detected automatically on the price chart — Three Rising Valleys, Three Falling Peaks.

Reversal

  • Three Falling Peaks
  • Three Rising Valleys
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