A descending triangle forms when price makes lower highs against flat support, as sellers press harder on each rally. It is usually read as bearish, and a close below support signals the breakdown. This screen lists stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange where a descending triangle pattern was identified on one of the last five bars, most actively traded first. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and the list covers TSX-listed stocks with at least C$1 million in average daily trading value.
