Descending Triangle
A descending triangle is usually a bearish pattern.
It forms when:
• price keeps making lower highs
• support below stays almost flat
This shows sellers are getting stronger.
They keep pushing price down, while buyers struggle to defend the same level again and again.
The more times support gets tested, the weaker it can become.When price finally breaks below support, a bigger move down may follow.What this teaches traders:
• support is not always strong forever
• repeated pressure can break it
• structure tells the story before the breakout happens
Many beginners buy because price is “at support.”
But if lower highs keep forming, that support may break soon.
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