Reverse bullish divergence detected.
Reverse Bullish Divergence, often referred to simply as "bullish divergence," occurs in technical analysis when the price of an asset makes lower lows while an oscillator (such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI), Stochastic, or MACD) makes higher lows. This situation suggests that despite the asset's declining price trend, the momentum or underlying strength is increasing, indicating that the selling pressure may be easing and a potential reversal to the upside could occur.
Traders often look for this pattern as a signal to consider entering a long position, as it may indicate that a bottom is forming and that a bullish trend may follow. It's important to combine this signal with other technical indicators and analysis to confirm the potential reversal and to manage risk appropriately.
Reverse Bullish Divergence, often referred to simply as "bullish divergence," occurs in technical analysis when the price of an asset makes lower lows while an oscillator (such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI), Stochastic, or MACD) makes higher lows. This situation suggests that despite the asset's declining price trend, the momentum or underlying strength is increasing, indicating that the selling pressure may be easing and a potential reversal to the upside could occur.
Traders often look for this pattern as a signal to consider entering a long position, as it may indicate that a bottom is forming and that a bullish trend may follow. It's important to combine this signal with other technical indicators and analysis to confirm the potential reversal and to manage risk appropriately.
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nait is a reverse bearish divergencehow do I delete the Idea?
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THIS IS A REVERSE BEARISH DIVERGENCE!Sorry for the mistake)))))
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Naaah....This is a Reverse BULLISH divergence after all.
I always confuse these two :)
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