Detect price vs indicator divergences • Powerful reversal signals
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What are divergences? A divergence occurs when price makes a new high/low but an indicator doesn't confirm.
Bullish divergence: Price makes lower low, but RSI/Volume makes higher low → potential reversal UP.
Bearish divergence: Price makes higher high, but RSI/Volume makes lower high → potential reversal DOWN.
Divergences are leading indicators that often precede trend reversals.
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Bullish Divergences
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Bearish Divergences
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Bullish Divergence (buy signal)
Bearish Divergence (sell signal)
Hidden Divergence (trend continuation)
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📊 Divergence Distribution
💡 How to Trade Divergences
Bullish Divergence Entry
Wait for price to confirm (break above recent swing high)
Enter on pullback to previous resistance (now support)
Stop below the divergence low
Target: Previous swing high or 1:2 R:R
Bearish Divergence Entry
Wait for price to confirm (break below recent swing low)
Enter on bounce to previous support (now resistance)
Stop above the divergence high
Target: Previous swing low or 1:2 R:R
Best Practices
Multiple indicator divergence = stronger signal
Higher timeframe divergence = more reliable
Divergence at key S/R levels = higher probability
Don't trade divergence alone - wait for confirmation
Data from Hyperliquid • 1h candles • Swing detection: 3-bar lookback
Divergences within last 10 bars shown • Not financial advice.