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Technical Analysis – “How to Trade Divergence” (Australia Session)
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Traders can take advantage of divergence, by using a variety of trend-based strategies. Divergence is probably one of my favourite trading signals because they are dynamic and most often offer a reliable, high-quality trading signal reversal when combined with other trading tools and concepts.
In technical analysis, divergence can be an important warning signal that a ‘bullish or bearish’ trend is coming near to an end. Divergence appears when a technical indicator (oscillator) begins to establish a trend that disagrees with the actual price movement. These “disagreements” are strong signals and somewhat useful for the trader/investor.
Bullish divergence occurs when the price of an asset makes a new low while the indicator starts to climb. Bearish divergence happens when the price of the asset reaches a new high, but the indicator fails to do the same and instead closes lower than the previous high.
To find out more, please join the live session.
Rob Clayton
Rob is an Australian FX expert and former Westpac senior analyst with over 28 years’ experience in the markets. Join Rob’s live webinar and find out how you can make use of specific technical analysis tools to help you make better, smarter trading decisions!
In technical analysis, divergence can be an important warning signal that a ‘bullish or bearish’ trend is coming near to an end. Divergence appears when a technical indicator (oscillator) begins to establish a trend that disagrees with the actual price movement. These “disagreements” are strong signals and somewhat useful for the trader/investor.
Bullish divergence occurs when the price of an asset makes a new low while the indicator starts to climb. Bearish divergence happens when the price of the asset reaches a new high, but the indicator fails to do the same and instead closes lower than the previous high.
To find out more, please join the live session.
Rob Clayton
Rob is an Australian FX expert and former Westpac senior analyst with over 28 years’ experience in the markets. Join Rob’s live webinar and find out how you can make use of specific technical analysis tools to help you make better, smarter trading decisions!