A momentum indicator can fall while price moves sideways instead of down; sometimes momentum is resetting through time rather than price. Momentum can decline during sideways price action because the rate of change is slowing, not because price is falling. In consolidation, momentum often resets through time as the prior move loses speed, without requiring a price pullback. A falling indicator in this context is frequently just cooling off rather than a bearish signal.
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