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However, prices never move in a smooth line, and momentum will oȅen be out of sync with the price.  \n1  \nIn technical analysis, when there is a mismatch between momentum and the actual price, it’s referred to as a divergence. Traders can exploit these price discrepancies for profit.  \nDivergences are concepts that allow investors to spot trend reversal signals in bullish and bearish markets.  \nThis trading guide takes an in-depth look at what divergence is, the different types of divergences, and how to trade divergence in the most efficient way.  \nWhat is Divergence?  \nIn trading, divergence happens when the price of an asset and the indicator you’re looking at are moving in opposite directions. In other words, when the price of an asset is out of sync with the corresponding indicator’s readings, a divergence signal occurs.  \nIn normal market conditions, the  price action of an asset and the technical indicator moves in the same direction. In other words, when the price prints a new high, the technical indicator should print a new high as well.  \nSimilarly, when the price prints a new low, the technical indicator should print anew low. However, when this type of convergence gets out of sync, we get a divergence.  \n2  \nFor example, we have a divergence signal if the price moves up, but the indicator moves down or vice-versa.  \nAs you have noticed, divergence is not a technical indicator per se, but it’s a trading concept. There is no mathematical formula to calculate divergence, but they are visual tools on the price chart.  \n3  \nThe main purpose of divergences is to signal momentum building up into a trend and give early reversal signals when there is a slowdown in the momentum readings.  \nDivergence doesn’t say when the reversal will happen, but it’s an early warning sign that the price might actually reverse soon.  \nThe opposite of divergence is convergence.  \nConvergence happens when the price of an asset and the indicator you’re looking at is moving in sync in the same direction. For example, if the price of an asset is making a new higher low, the indicator should follow the price and print a corresponding higher low.  \nHow Does Divergence Work?  \nTo really dig deeper into the market, traders need to understand the foundation of how price in any market moves.  \nAt the core, asset prices move in a series of  higher highs and higher lows when we’re developing an uptrend. Conversely, when we're developing a downtrend, asset prices move in a series of lower lows and lower highs.  \n4  \nThe concept of successful trading is to buy low and sell high. In other words, you have to buy when the price is making a new low and sell when the price makes anew high.  \nThe concept of divergence can help traders distinguish when it’s a good idea to buy at a new low and sell at a new high. This is done by studying the divergence signals – the mismatch between the price and the technical indicator.  \nThe only limitation of divergence is that it doesn’t provide timely trade signals. The divergence signal can persist longer without price changing direction.  \nBroadly speaking, there are two types of divergence signals:  \n● Regular divergence is also known as the classic divergence.  \n● Hidden divergence.  \nThe divergence cheat sheet table below outlines the different types of divergence and the signals they generate.  \n5  \nRegular Divergence  \nRegular divergences can be further classified into regular bullish divergence and regular bearish divergence:  \nRegular bullish divergence happens when we have a disagreement between prices that are falling (making lower lows) and a technical indicator that is rising (making higher lows) .  \n6  \nRegular bearish divergence happens when we have a disagreement between prices that are rising (making higher highs) and a technical indicator that is falling (making lower highs) .  \nThe regular bullish diverge","cbCaipv5Zd6gnUTe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipv5Zd6gnUTe","pdf",746715,"English","# What Is Divergence?\n## How Divergence Works\n# Regular Divergence\n## Regular Bullish Divergence\n## Regular Bearish Divergence\n# Hidden Divergence\n## Hidden Bullish Divergence\n## Hidden Bearish Divergence","[{\"question\":\"What is divergence in technical analysis?\",\"answer\":\"Divergence occurs when an asset’s price and the indicator traders follow move in opposite directions. 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