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Live 5-minute pattern analysis · US

ODFL Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.

Every five minutes, MKTDATA normalises ODFL'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

No patterns currently matching for ODFL. The scanner re-checks every five minutes during market hours — matches appear here the moment ODFL's price shape aligns with one of the ten templates.

Pattern history — last 30 days

PatternScan appearancesBest matchLast seen
Cup and handle5681%2 Oct
Falling wedge2769%2 Oct
Bear flag2276%30 Sep
Descending triangle969%2 Oct
Bull flag671%23 Sep
Ascending triangle461%1 Oct
Double bottom464%29 Sep
Breakout371%2 Oct
Breakout retest259%29 Sep
Double top257%21 Sep

Appearances count 5-minute scans in which ODFL matched each pattern above the 55-score floor, live sessions only.

Breakout signal record

Signals resolved
9
Wins / losses
3 / 4
2 expired
Win rate
43%
of decided
Cumulative move
+0.32%
direction-adjusted
SignalWhenOutcomeMove
Cup and handleBULL29 Sep 18:00expired+0.17%
Bull flagBULL23 Sep 15:25win+0.56%
Bear flagBEAR2 Sep 13:35win+1.53%
Breakout retestBULL28 Aug 19:15loss-0.44%
Cup and handleBULL25 Aug 18:50expired-0.32%
Ascending triangleBULL25 Aug 13:30loss-0.60%
Falling wedgeBULL28 Jul 18:30loss-0.52%
Bull flagBULL14 Jul 19:15win+0.42%

Every time one of ODFL'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

ODFL
5-min closesEntryTargetStop

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 resolved. Lead-in before entry is dimmed.

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