Identifying and Setting Up Trade Opportunities Based on RSI Hidden Bullish and Hidden Bearish Divergences
The hidden divergence trade setup is used to show that a market trend might keep going. It happens when the price goes back to test the high or low from before.
Hidden RSI Bullish Divergence
A hidden RSI bullish divergence trade setup occurs when the price creates a higher low, while the oscillator displays a lower low.
Hidden bullish divergence occurs when there is a retracement in a uptrend.

RSI Hidden Bullish Divergence - Hidden Divergence Trading Setup
This hidden divergence setup confirms a price retracement has finished. It shows there's underlying strength in the upward trend.
Hidden RSI Bearish Divergence
Hidden RSI bearish divergence happens when price forms a lower high. Yet the RSI shows a higher high.
Hidden bearish divergence occurs when there is a retracement in a down-trend.

Hidden Bearish Divergence - Hidden Bearish Divergence Trade Setup
This hidden setup on the RSI showing things are going down says that the move back up is done. The difference shows the push of a trend going down.
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