MACD Hidden Bullish and Bearish Divergence Trade Setup
MACD Hidden divergence is used as a possible sign for a trend continuation.
This MACD hidden divergence forms when price pulls back to test a past high or low. It has two main types.
1. Hidden Bullish Divergence
2. Hidden Bearish Divergence
XAU/USD Hidden Bullish Divergence in XAUUSD
The MACD Hidden bullish divergence trading pattern occurs when the price is creating/forming a higher low (HL), but the MACD oscillator's technical analysis is indicating a lower low (LL).
A hidden bullish divergence setup occurs when there is a retracement within an upward trend.

A Trading Strategy centered on MACD Bullish Divergence - Setting up Trades based on MACD Bullish Divergence.
This MACD bullish trade divergence setup confirms that a retracement has been completed. This divergence illustrates the underlying strength of an upward trend.
XAU/USD Hidden Bearish Divergence in XAUUSD
MACD hidden bearish divergence hits with price at a lower high. Yet the MACD shows a higher high.
A hidden bearish divergence setup occurs when there is a retracement within a downward trend.

A Trading Strategy Based on MACD Bearish Divergence – Setting Up Trades Using MACD Indicator Bearish Divergence.
This MACD hidden bearish divergence means the pullback has ended. It highlights the downtrend's strength.
NB: Hidden divergence works best because it gives a signal that matches the direction of the current trend. It allows for the best possible entry point and is more reliable than the usual divergence setup.
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