Do you jump in or wait after spotting divergence?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by ninZa.co, Mar 21, 2025.

  1. ninZa.co

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  2. Handle123

    Handle123

    Strong trends will Give you multiple losses based on divergences
     
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  3. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    There are trend continuation divergences and trend reversal divergences. Thus, if it's a strong trend, a trader should cognitively be looking for trend continuation signals.

    Therefore, if divergence signals are what a trader is looking for...take only trend continuation divergence signals and then ignore trend reversal signals if they appear.

    Another way to look at it, if someone is getting multiple trade losses based on divergence signals as you stated...they're either trading trend reversal divergences (a.k.a. trading against the trend) in strong trends and/or they're not able to identify it's a strong trend so that they'll know they should be trading with the trend instead of against the trend.

    wrbtrader