IngoPan
07-26-2006, 10:35 AM
Class A bearish divergence-prices reach a new peak while an indicator reaches a lower peak. This is the strongest sell signal.
Class A bullish divergence-prices fall to a new low while an indicator stops at a more shallow low than before. This is the strongest buy signal.
Class B bearish divergence-prices trace a double top while an indicator reaches a lower peak. This is the second strongest sell signal.
Class B bullish divergence-prices trace a double bottom while an indicator traces a higher second bottom. This is the second strongest buy signal.
Class C bearish divergence-prices reach a new peak while an indicator traces a double top. This is the weakest bearish divergence.
Class C bullish divergence-prices fall to a new low while an indicator makes a double bottom. This is the weakest bullish divergence
Class A bullish divergence-prices fall to a new low while an indicator stops at a more shallow low than before. This is the strongest buy signal.
Class B bearish divergence-prices trace a double top while an indicator reaches a lower peak. This is the second strongest sell signal.
Class B bullish divergence-prices trace a double bottom while an indicator traces a higher second bottom. This is the second strongest buy signal.
Class C bearish divergence-prices reach a new peak while an indicator traces a double top. This is the weakest bearish divergence.
Class C bullish divergence-prices fall to a new low while an indicator makes a double bottom. This is the weakest bullish divergence