Accordingly, price will often see a final end - of - day push, followed by profit - taking (typically spotted by a bullish /
bearish divergence with an oscillator) near these times of the day.
Not exact matches
The
bearish long term
divergence between these markets has now been rounded out
with a series of
bearish short - term
divergences:
It can be used to confirm a new trend (
with a move from below 50 % to above 50 %, or vice versa), to suggest when a given move may be getting overbought (above 70 %) or oversold (below 30 %) and also when a potential price reversal may be possible (bullish
divergence or
bearish divergence).
I wouldn't normally use this moderate candlestick signal on its own, but I would take it in combination
with other
bearish indicators, such as
bearish hidden
divergence.
A «negative
divergence» or «
bearish divergence» takes place when the price creates a new high but the MACD doesn't verify
with a new high of its self.
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.
- Ending Diagonal -
Bearish Divergence - Fibonacci Extensions aligned
with labels and degrees - Complex Pattern possibly ending -
Bearish Impulse expected -
Bearish Breach expected Website & Services:...
NVDA made a huge
bearish engulfing pattern today
with MACD
divergence.
The Wildhog NRP Divergence.ex4 is an oscillator that plots
bearish and bullish
divergences with ease, thereby eliminating the stress of spotting them.
However, again, a
bearish divergence would be confirmed if bitcoin ends today
with losses.
The retreat from the intraday highs could be associated
with the signs of
bearish relative strength index
divergence seen on the hourly chart.