'A bearish divergence occurs when prices continue to form higher highs (typical in a bull market) while your oscillator (in this case an RSI) is forming significantly lower highs (indicating weakness in the trend.)'
@MICHAELGILCHRIST, the divergencia occurs when market price is making higher LOWS and RSI values are meking lower LOWS. Pay attention to the lows, never the highs
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@vicentcosta, from the article:
Bullish Divergence:
"In the case of a bullish divergence, the signal occurs when the indicator is making HIGHER lows (becoming less bearish) while the price action itself is establishing LOWER lows."
Bearish Divergence:
"A bearish divergence occurs when prices continue to form higher highs (typical in a bull market) while your oscillator (in this case an RSI) is forming significantly lower highs (indicating weakness in the trend.)"