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Bearish Divergence

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Bearish Divergence
In technical analysis, a situation in which two indicators move in opposite directions. For example, stock prices may decline while bond prices may increase. This can be either a bullish or a bearish indicator, depending on the nature of the divergence. Technical analysts use a number of related indicators to attempt to observe divergence and make investment decisions accordingly. See also: MACD.


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Technically, this result was a bearish divergence, which can be a warning sign that the market's internal condition is deteriorating.
Conversely, if MACD makes lower highs while prices are making new highs, this could be a strong bearish divergence and a sell signal.
8700 for resistance however, the bearish divergence in the RSI suggests we may see an intraday reversal as the pair continues to trend sideways.
 
 
 
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