You chose Bearish Triangle - Correct! A bearish triangle pattern is a series of lower tops and higher bottoms that comes to a point at which the stock must break one way or another. In the bearish triangle pattern, the pattern breaks to the downside, in this case at 40. Notice that the pattern is 5 columns wide (start counting in the column with a 5 and conclude with the column that breaks a double bottom). Click here to go to the next pattern.