Bullish divergence signal (trend reversal) A bullish RSI divergence occurs when RSI makes a higher low while price makes a lower low.
Not exact matches
Bullish divergence that is interpreted as a buy
signal occurs when price makes a new low, but the RSI value does not.
The
bullish divergence gives us a trend reversal
signal.
Bullish divergence gives a trend reversal
signal.
The double
bullish divergence is a strong trend reversal
signal.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is moving sideways along the 70 technically overbought level, in
bullish territory with a Moving Average Convergence
Divergence indicator (MACD) that is flat on the
signal line and falling on the histogram.
ex4 is a modified Moving Average Convergence
Divergence oscillator with a nice visual display of histograms aligned below & above the 0.00
signal level to depict bearish /
bullish trend respectively.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is
bullish and hovering around the technically overbought level, but no where near extreme, with a Moving Average Convergence
Divergence indicator (MACD) histogram moving back higher along with the
signal line on the daily chart.
If a
bullish divergence is triggered by the Wildhog NRP
Divergence.ex4 custom indicator as seen on Fig. 1.0, price is said to be on its way up, hence a buy
signal is in the offing.
The trading idea is based on a
bullish divergence which gives us a trend reversal
signal.