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Quite
often we talk about "positive" and "negative" divergences. Below you can
see very clearly, what they are -what to look for- and what their
results are.


"Price action" can be very misleading. That is why we use other
indicators that help us to look under the surface. One of the best
indicators we have for that purpose is the 10 day BSE. Back in April
price continued to fall, yet the BSE was rising indicating that selling
pressure was diminishing, thus a rally would start soon.
On
the other hand, between May and June price was climbing while the BSE
was declining, indicating that buying pressure was diminishing, thus the
rally was running out of fuel, and a decline would start soon.
Divergences help us identify points of entry of below average risk, and
above average reward. Professional investors take in consideration BOTH,
in making decisions.
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