ATAS Geometry Patterns Update – New Post-Breakout Filter Explained

The Geometry Patterns indicator for the ATAS trading platform received a fresh update — and it’s a big one for traders who want more precise pattern signals.

What's New: Post-Breakout Candle Filter

A new setting called Min Matching Candles has been added to triangle pattern detection. This logic-based filter helps you see only those patterns where price actually follows through after the breakout.

Instead of just identifying a breakout structure, the indicator now evaluates how price behaves in the next 10 candles after the pattern completes.

How it works:

• The filter counts how many of the next 10 candles move in the direction of the breakout.
• You can set a threshold from 1 to 10 — depending on how strict you want the confirmation to be.
• Example: if set to 7, only patterns where 7 out of the next 10 candles support the breakout will be shown.

✅ Why Use This Filter?

• It removes patterns that lack momentum or quickly fail.
• Highlights only clean breakouts with follow-through.
• Reduces screen noise — especially on lower timeframes or during high volatility.
• Gives traders more control over what counts as a “valid” pattern.

This is especially useful in futures and crypto markets on ATAS, where fakeouts are common.

Demo Video – See It in Action

Watch a short video showing how the filter works and how enabling it can dramatically refine what patterns are displayed.

How to Try It

• Update your Geometry Patterns indicator in ATAS.
• Go to pattern settings and locate the “Min Matching Candles” option.
• Start testing with values from 5 to 9 depending on your market and style.

If you're using the JSI Indicator Pack: feel free to request the new version if it’s not yet enabled in your ATAS setup.