RSI Divergence Setups - Bullish Divergence RSI and Bearish Divergence RSI
FX Divergence is one of the trade transaction setups used by traders. It involves looking at a chart and one more indicator. For our example we shall use RSI indicator.
To spot this divergence set up find 2 chart points at which price makes and forms a new swing high or new swing low but the RSI does not, indicating a divergence between price & momentum.
RSI Forex Divergence Example:
In the chart below we spot 2 points, point A and point B (swing highs)
Then using RSI we check and analyze highs made and formed by the RSI indicator, these are highs that are directly below the Chart points A and B.
We then draw one line on the trading chart & another line on the RSI.
RSI Divergence Trading Setup - Forex Divergence Trading using RSI - Bullish Divergence RSI and Bearish Divergence RSI
How to spot divergence
In order to identify this divergence trade setup we look and check for the following:
HH = Higher High - two highs but the last one is higher
LH = Lower High - two highs but the last one is lower
HL = Higher Low - two lows but the last one is higher
LL = Lower Low - two lows but the last one is lower
First let us look at the explanations of these trading terms
Divergence Terms - RSI Bullish Divergence vs RSI Bearish Divergence
FX Divergence Terms Definition Examples - Bullish Divergence and Bearish Divergence RSI
There are 2 types of divergence setups:
- Classic Forex Divergence
- Hidden Divergence Setup
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