NIFTY-- RSI Divergence Is Negative??
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Nifty index is showing strong bullishness.
Price breaks the All time High again and printed a New High.
An Impulse move is identified but no corrective move detected, so those who wants to go long again,
wait for the price to retrace back.
wait for reversal in NIFTY index. Keep in long side as long as price in a channel.
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What RSI Divergence saying is::
If the stock is making new highs,
but the RSI starts making lower highs, this warns the price uptrend may be weakening.
This is negative divergence.
The trader can then determine if they want to exit the position or set a stop loss in case the price starts to decline.
Price breaks the All time High again and printed a New High.
An Impulse move is identified but no corrective move detected, so those who wants to go long again,
wait for the price to retrace back.
wait for reversal in NIFTY index. Keep in long side as long as price in a channel.
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What RSI Divergence saying is::
If the stock is making new highs,
but the RSI starts making lower highs, this warns the price uptrend may be weakening.
This is negative divergence.
The trader can then determine if they want to exit the position or set a stop loss in case the price starts to decline.
Note
Note
price consolidation will observe in this place.
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