Lower Highs with Trendline is a bearish market structure where the price forms successive lower highs, indicating that sellers are becoming more aggressive and buyers are unable to push the price above previous peaks. By connecting these lower highs with a downward-sloping trendline, traders can identify a resistance zone where selling pressure repeatedly emerges. As long as the price remains below the trendline and continues to make lower highs, the downtrend is considered intact. A breakout above the trendline, supported by strong volume, may signal a potential trend reversal or a weakening of bearish momentum.