Divergence Refresher

I need to be reminded how indicator Divergence is traded. For instance if you are viewing a Cable chart that is trending upward, but RSI trending down, would you assume that price will continue to rise as it "burns off" the initial RSI reaction? Or would it begin falling because although prices are climbing, the strength doesn't warrant the price increase and a retrace can be expected?

Please let me know if this doesn't make sense. I'll try to find a screenshot to better explain my question.

trading solely on divergence is tricky and dangerous - the one piece of advice I would give is for you to look at where divergence occurs. bullish divergence occurs in downtrends and bearish divergence in uptrends. Any trade in direction against trend is dangerous at best unless you have other confirming factors letting you know the trend has changed. Better off using the move after divergence as a way to get you back into the direction of the trend. And if in a position, divergence may be a good time to take partial profits as the trend may be a little overextended, however if strong trend signals are still pointing towards continuation, be patient and hold on to that sucker.