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1. Security within the context of a downtrend traces an orderly price increase
from a swing low much like a rally short. The price then declines to the prior swing
low and stalls. A second rally occurs as underlying support is decreased and the
stock then forms a lower swing high. This occurs over and over again until a series
of equal swing lows and lower swing highs is formed.
2. The power of a descending triangle can be greater after a powerful downside
move due to the possible increase of overhead resistance.
3. Descending triangles can be stronger when the swing low that begins the
pattern is also an all time low due to the possible lack of underlying support.
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