Class A bearish divergences occur when prices rise to a new high but the oscillator can only muster a high that is lower than exhibited on a previous rally. Class A bearish divergences often signal a sharp and significant reversal toward a downtrend. " investopedia"
Please note:- I'm just sharing my view. its not a recommendation for buying or selling.
Please note:- I'm just sharing my view. its not a recommendation for buying or selling.
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“The fact is that if traders really believed that anything could happen at any time, there would be considerably fewer losers and more consistent winners.”
― Mark Douglas, Trading in the Zone
― Mark Douglas, Trading in the Zone
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