🐂Divergence Detection

Divergence occurs when price and the oscillator move in opposite directions — a classic warning sign of potential reversals.

Bullish Divergence

Price makes a lower low, but the oscillator makes a higher low.

This suggests selling momentum is weakening despite lower prices. A bullish reversal may follow.

• Displayed as a green line connecting the two oscillator lows.

• A "Bull" label appears at the most recent low.

Bearish Divergence

Price makes a higher high, but the oscillator makes a lower high.

This suggests buying momentum is weakening despite higher prices. A bearish reversal may follow.

• Displayed as a red line connecting the two oscillator highs.

• A "Bear" label appears at the most recent high.

Divergence Strength

Enable Show Divergence Strength in settings to replace generic "Bull"/"Bear" labels with a strength rating:

Strength	Meaning
Normal	First divergence detected – early signal.
Good	Second consecutive divergence – building conviction.
Strong	Three or more consecutive divergences – high-conviction reversal signal.

Tip: Divergences rated "Good" or "Strong" carry significantly more weight, especially when combined with other confluence factors from your trading plan.