A chart pattern representing a period of congestion with bearish bias.
A descending triangle is a chart pattern used in technical analysis. It appears when we observe a flat support, and a declining resistance reflecting a period of congestion that has a slight bearish bias.
The mirror image of a descending triangle is an ascending triangle.
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