Definitions for "Triple Top"
A reversal pattern, not quite as common as the "Double Top", which occurs when price fails to overcome a previous high or low within an existing trend and subsequently falls below the interim peak or trough. Price forecasts can be done by projecting the range of double top from the high (in an up-trend) to the interim low/trough, down from the break down point.
Similar to a double top, though much rarer, but with three peaks instead of two. Volume on each successive peak is usually less than on the previous peak. The pattern is completed when the price declines below the second reaction low. E-K L-O P-R U-Z
The Triple Top is a reversal pattern of an uptrend. Similar to the head and shoulders top, the pattern features three prominent peaks, however in the case of the Triple Top all three peaks are at roughly the same price level.