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Quoting srt
{quote} Hi Rehab, I guess I'm missing the question. Both articles seem to explain it the same & correctly. Positive Divergence (Bullish)= Price makes new low but indicator makes higher low. Negative Divergence (Bearish)= Price makes new high but indicator makes lower high. There's also "hidden divergence" which is a bit different so maybe that's what you're questioning? ***Negative Divergence=Bearish Divergence (different terms for the same thing)

Thanks for answering the question and shedding light on the issue

Olu
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Hi Olu, first let me thank you for putting hidden divergence in an un- hidden way . Also thanks for Srt and Turboane for their contribution.
I am keeping following your blog in a hidden way. I am now 100% focused on XAU/$. I developed the idea that to be specialized is best with small account. However, I am still struggling with MM. My analysis goes well but it doesnt matter how much I win I loose more. So I decided to save my money and invest them in a therapist instead- so far 1 year has passed and the therapist cant find a way to control my impulsive decisions to open stupid trades
Here is where I am with Gold- bearish on the daily chart. But you see on the monthly chart a huge divergence. IT is here where I am trying to identify what sort of divergence it is. Cheers!
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Quoting rehab
Here is where I am with Gold- bearish on the daily chart. But you see on the monthly chart a huge divergence. IT is here where I am trying to identify what sort of divergence it is. Cheers! {image} {image}
According to your monthly chart, positive divergence.
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Does anyone here trade on a weekly or monthly basis?
Quoting turboane
{quote} According to your monthly chart, positive divergence.
Thanks, now i got it
Quoting SunTrader
Does anyone here trade on a weekly or monthly basis?
Hi SunTrader
Sorry for the late reply. Yes I do trade based on the weekly chart alone sometimes. However at the moment I am not getting a lot of signals. I need smaller candles so that stops will not be excessive. Never done the monthly one yet. I think you need the patience of St. Gabriel to hold a trade that long - even when in profit
Find a trend and milk it for all it is worth. That's how to be profitable
Dollar Index - Didn't expect the downmove to be this much hence didn't make a lot from it. We are at a decision point right now
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Quoting Olu
{quote} Hi SunTrader Sorry for the late reply. Yes I do trade based on the weekly chart alone sometimes. However at the moment I am not getting a lot of signals. I need smaller candles so that stops will not be excessive. Never done the monthly one yet. I think you need the patience of St. Gabriel to hold a trade that long - even when in profit
I was asking due to comment about positive divergence on monthly - which would only matter if someone was entering trades on a weekly basis. But if I understand correctly you look at weekly for trend, patterns etc but enter on lower time frame (daily, hourly)?
UsdCad - Can that support line keep on taking the challenge?
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Cocoa - My personal trading lesson
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Quoting SunTrader
{quote} I was asking due to comment about positive divergence on monthly - which would only matter if someone was entering trades on a weekly basis. But if I understand correctly you look at weekly for trend, patterns etc but enter on lower time frame (daily, hourly)?
I enter on the 4h and daily mainly as I cant monitor trades during the day most times. I can get a look in during my lunch break sometimes though.

Olu
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Crude Oil - I want to sell if price support gives way. The upside is looking tired.
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Guys

Sorry to have disappeared on you guys. I am in Nigeria for the one year remembrance of my father's passing. I have been here since the 21st. I have only just managed to get some internet access. Roaming charges for my Ipad and phones (UK based) are astronomical.

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anyone see negative divergence on usdjpy weekly?
can somebody explain this macd signal? what is it telling?
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Quoting trexy123
can somebody explain this macd signal? what is it telling? {image}
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/macd.asp
Quoting srt
{quote} http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/macd.asp
Srt, I read and don't understand that why I post here for comments. What do you interpret from the chart?
Quoting trexy123
{quote} Srt, I read and don't understand that why I post here for comments. What do you interpret from the chart?
There's different ways to use the MACD.

1-Take entries based upon the cross of the lines(moving averages).>>>#1
2-Take entries based upon cross of the "0" line.>>>#2
3-Take buys with cross of the lines only if above the "0" line.
4-Take sells with cross of the lines only if below the "0" line.
5-Use divergence for entry signal.
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