Starting from the left, you can see some traditional MACD histogram divergence. The histogram is making higher lows or double bottoms, while price is making lower lows. If we were using price action as our confirming entry signal, we would have skipped the first two examples of bullish divergence, because there were no bullish candlestick signals to confirm our entry.
The next two examples show both histogram and MACD line divergence. They also both developed bullish engulfing signals which could be used to confirm entry at each of those divergence points (click the image for a better view).
The next two examples show both histogram and MACD line divergence. They also both developed bullish engulfing signals which could be used to confirm entry at each of those divergence points (click the image for a better view).
Trading MACD divergence, if done correctly, can provide you with a real edge in the market. It can be a powerful early indicator of trend reversals when combined with another trading system β preferably a system based on leading indicators.
MACD divergence isnβt foolproof. This technique does not work well in range bound markets, and on its own MACD divergence will often give you many false positives. This is especially true when the market is trending strongly in one direction for an extended period of time.
It is important to only trade divergence signals that occur during periods of distinguishable higher highs or lower lows in price. Strong, parabolic moves in price, in one direction or another, with little to no retracement, do not make good divergence signals.
Are you trading MACD divergence correctly? Hopefully, this article shed some light on any mistakes you might be making with this popular trading technique. Like anything else in trading, you canβt expect to be an expert divergence trader overnight. Be sure to do plenty of backtesting and demo trading before trying any new trading strategy in your live account.
MACD divergence isnβt foolproof. This technique does not work well in range bound markets, and on its own MACD divergence will often give you many false positives. This is especially true when the market is trending strongly in one direction for an extended period of time.
It is important to only trade divergence signals that occur during periods of distinguishable higher highs or lower lows in price. Strong, parabolic moves in price, in one direction or another, with little to no retracement, do not make good divergence signals.
Are you trading MACD divergence correctly? Hopefully, this article shed some light on any mistakes you might be making with this popular trading technique. Like anything else in trading, you canβt expect to be an expert divergence trader overnight. Be sure to do plenty of backtesting and demo trading before trying any new trading strategy in your live account.
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Symbol: PIVXBTC
Buy: 0.000515 - 0.000535
Sell Targets:
T1: 0.000625
T2: 0.000720
T3: 0.000825
Stop Loss: 0.000432
Duration: Medium/Long Term
Exposure Level: 10%
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