The Wildhog NRP Divergence.ex4 is an oscillator that plots bearish and
bullish divergences with ease, thereby eliminating the stress of spotting them.
The price formed
a bullish divergence with MACD and RSI.
Not exact matches
One example, from a Dow Theory perspective, is to note the classic
divergence or «non-confirmation» here — a high in the Industrials
with the Transports lagging, coupled
with rich valuations and lopsided
bullish sentiment.
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).
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.
With the
bullish divergence, a
bullish engulfing candlestick pattern formed and we bought (as shown by the green arrow).
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.
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.