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This difference, or“divergence,” between price and indicator movement suggests that there may be a shift in momentum to signal a change in the trend.  \nFor example, if an asset’s price is making higher highs but the Relative Strength Index indicator is making lower highs, this could indicate that the momentum behind the price increase is weakening. This movement signals a potential trend reversal, even if the price hasn’t yet reflected this change.  \nDivergence doesn’t always have to be between an asset and an indicator. It can also be between two assets that have correlating price action. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are great examples of currency pairs that are positively correlated. This means that when one rises, the other does the same. But when one rises and the other falls, a divergence occurs.  \nThis asset-asset divergence is not as popular as the asset-indicator divergence because it’s quite trickier to trade. And here’s why:  \nWith indicators, you know that the asset is set to follow the direction of the indicator. But for two currency pairs, how do you know what asset follows and what asset leads? Also, does this order always remain the same, or does it depend on market conditions?  \nFor the sake of this piece, though, we’ll be focusing on the first kind of divergence.  \nWhat are the Types of Divergence Patterns?  \nThere are two primary types of divergence patterns: regular divergence and hidden divergence.  \nLet’s see what each means:  \n1. Regular Divergence  \nRegular divergence often indicates a possible reversal in trend direction, and it comes in two types:  \n Regular Bullish Divergence Pattern: This divergence happens when the price forms lower lows, but the indicator forms higher lows. You’ll often find this bullish divergence pattern in a downtrend, signaling downward momentum is weakening and a reversal to the upside may be on the horizon.  \nRegular Bearish Divergence Pattern: This divergence occurs during an uptrend when the price makes higher highs while the indicator makes lower highs. It suggests that the upward momentum is fading, and a potential downward reversal could follow.  \n2. Hidden Divergence  \nHidden divergence signals potential trend continuation rather than reversal.  \n Hidden Bullish Divergence Pattern: This appears when the price forms higher lows while the indicator creates lower lows. This suggests that the market may continue inan uptrend.  \nHidden Bearish Divergence Pattern: You’ll find this divergence when the price forms lower highs while the indicator forms higher highs. This suggests the potential for the downtrend to continue.  \nIs this a lot to take in? Download a free Divergence Cheat Sheet from here:  \nDivergence Cheat Sheet [Free Download]  \nWhat are the Most Common Indicators for Trading Divergence?  \nWhile divergence can be identified with several types of indicators, a few stand out for their effectiveness in capturing divergence patterns due to their sensitivity to momentum changes. Here are some of the most popular indicators traders use to spot both regular and hidden divergences.  \n1. RSI (Relative Strength Index)  \nThe RSI is one of the most popular tools for identifying divergence, as it oscillates between overbought (above 70) and oversold (below 30) levels. When the price makes higher highs or lower lows while the RSI moves in the opposite direction, this can signal a divergence, suggesting a potential reversal.  \nHere’s an RSI Divergence cheat sheet to help you spot divergence patternson the fly:  \nRelative Strength Index Divergence Cheat Sheet  \n2. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)","cbCaictkAEwVE8lJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaictkAEwVE8lJ","pdf",637945,"English","# What is Divergence?\n## Types of Divergence Patterns\n## Most Common Indicators for Trading Divergence\n## How to Trade Divergence Patterns","[{\"question\":\"What does divergence mean in trading?\",\"answer\":\"Divergence occurs when an asset’s price moves one way while a technical indicator moves the opposite way. This difference suggests a potential shift in momentum and a possible change in the trend.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the two primary types of divergence patterns?\",\"answer\":\"The document defines regular divergence and hidden divergence. Regular divergence often points to reversals, while hidden divergence suggests potential trend continuation.\"},{\"question\":\"Which indicators are commonly used to spot divergence?\",\"answer\":\"The text highlights RSI, MACD, the Stochastic Oscillator, CCI, and On-Balance Volume (OBV). It notes these indicators are effective at capturing momentum changes and divergence behavior.\"}]","Divergence Patterns - Trading Guide | PDF",1791949146]