MACD Index Hidden Bullish & Bearish Divergence
MACD Index Hidden divergence is used as a possible sign for a trend continuation.
This MACD Index Hidden divergence setup happens when the price goes back to test a high or low from before. The two MACD Index Hidden divergence setups are:
1. Hidden Bullish Divergence
2. Hidden Bearish Divergence
Hidden Bullish Divergence in Indices Trade
A hidden bullish divergence in the MACD shows up when price forms a higher low, but the MACD makes a lower low.
Hidden bullish divergence shows a pullback in a rising trend.

MACD Bullish Divergence Method - MACD Bullish Divergence Setup
This MACD bullish divergence in indices trading shows the pullback has ended. It points to strength in the upward trend.
Hidden Bearish Divergence in Indices Trade
A MACD Hidden Bearish Divergence happens when price forms a lower high (LH), but the MACD oscillator shows a higher high (HH).
Hidden bearish divergence happens when prices go back up a bit in a trend that is going down.

MACD Bearish Divergence Method - MACD Bearish Divergence Setup
This MACD hidden bearish divergence shows a price pullback has ended. The pattern points to growing strength in the downtrend.
Note: Hidden divergence suits trading best. It signals in line with the trend. This offers strong entry points and beats regular divergence for accuracy.
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