MGR.AX Mirvac Group
Every five minutes, MKTDATA normalises MGR.AX's recent 5-minute price action and measures it against a library of ten textbook chart patterns — flags, triangles, cups, wedges and breakouts — scoring shape, trendline fit, volume and momentum.
Current pattern matches
Pattern history — last 30 days
| Pattern | Scan appearances | Best match | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Falling wedge | 21 | 71% | 7 Oct |
| Ascending triangle | 15 | 75% | 30 Sep |
| Bull flag | 12 | 72% | 7 Oct |
| Descending triangle | 11 | 76% | 7 Oct |
| Breakout | 10 | 75% | 30 Sep |
| Cup and handle | 8 | 65% | 6 Oct |
| Bear flag | 7 | 62% | 6 Oct |
| Double bottom | 4 | 61% | 29 Sep |
| Double top | 3 | 76% | 6 Oct |
| Breakout retest | 2 | 60% | 6 Oct |
Appearances count 5-minute scans in which MGR.AX matched each pattern above the 55-score floor, live sessions only.
Breakout signal record
Open signals — live right now
| Pattern | Entry | Unrealised | Opened | Expires in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Descending triangleBEAR | $1.815 | +0.55% | 2.6h ago | 24m |
An open signal keeps tracking to a win, loss or expiry even after the pattern itself stops matching — post-breakout price action usually no longer resembles the template that triggered it.
| Signal | When | Outcome | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cup and handleBULL | 31 Aug 03:35 | loss | -0.44% |
| Descending triangleBEAR | 27 Aug 00:25 | win | +0.54% |
| Bear flagBEAR | 26 Aug 03:55 | win | +0.54% |
| Cup and handleBULL | 25 Aug 02:25 | loss | -0.42% |
| Descending triangleBEAR | 15 Jul 04:00 | win | +0.48% |
| Bull flagBULL | 6 Jul 01:35 | loss | -0.41% |
Every time one of MGR.AX's patterns first closes through its trigger, the entry price is recorded and the outcome measured automatically: win at +0.75% in the pattern's direction, loss at −0.75% against, expired after 3 hours. Full methodology and site-wide record →
Signal movement — entry to exit
Real 5-minute closes around each signal: the amber dot marks the entry close, dashed lines mark the ±0.40% target and stop from entry, and the end dot shows where the signal currently sits or resolved. Lead-in before entry is dimmed.