Also called: money triangle · Dhan Trikon · Mahātrikoṇa · Great Triangle

Where on the hand: The large triangle enclosed by the Head line, the Fate line and the Life line (or a branch from it), in the centre of the palm.

What it looks like: A large triangle formed by the Head line above, the Fate line on one side and the Life line (or a branch from it) on the other, occupying the centre of the palm. The more closed the triangle — no gaps at the corners — the stronger.

Financial capability, business success, the capacity to retain wealth. Gaps at the corners are read as money leaking out.

Read with care: NOTE ON THE INDEPENDENCE RULE. This reference states elsewhere that a figure formed by chance intersections of major lines is not a true sign. The money triangle and the great triangle are, by definition, formed exactly that way. Both are long-standing named figures in the tradition, so they are retained — but they are a stated exception to the independence rule, not an application of it. The two entries also gave different constructions; the great triangle is Life + Head + Health/Mercury, the money triangle is Fate + Head + a third line.