A Falling Wedge is nothing more than a chart pattern—a graphic representation of the movement of prices in a stock. A falling wedge is formed by drawing two descending trend lines, one representing high points and one representing low points. The two lines are drawn across the chart to form an X or a cross. The rising and falling of prices do not have to be linear or even straight up or down.Diagram of Falling Wedge:-A falling wedge is a chart pattern formed by drawing two descending trend lines, one representing highs and one representing lows. It's most often seen between the 200 day moving average and a few of the highs or lows that have occurred within the last 200 days. This type of pattern is very common in market patterns and it usually does not have a specific time frame in which it will emerge.