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Divergence

Divergence

Divergence in the Forex environment generally refers to a discrepancy in the direction between the price and the indicator. Normally, an oscillator like RSI is measured against the chart.

There are two types of divergence: a regular and a hidden one. Each may be either bullish or bearish.

Regular bullish divergence.

It occurs in a downtrend; the price forms a lower low and the indicator forms a higher low. If you draw a line through each pair of lows for the price and the indicator, the two lines will appear being pinched together towards the end. This may be a signal of a market reversal in the upward direction.

Regular bearish divergence.

It occurs in an uptrend; the price forms a higher high and the indicator forms a lower high. The two lines fall apart towards the end. This may be a signal of a downward market reversal.

Hidden bullish divergence.

It occurs in an uptrend; the price forms a higher low and the indicator forms a lower low. The two lines fall apart towards the end. This would signal the market’s intention to rise later on.

Hidden bearish divergence.

It occurs in a downtrend; the price forms a lower high and the indicator forms a higher high. The two lines get pinched together towards the end. This would mean that the market is preparing to drop further.

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2020-04-24 • Updated

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