Hidden Divergence Trades

Your hidden divergence is just my divergence.

Maybe your "hidden" divergences are working because they occur when I'm getting my divergences. lol
 

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... call it whatever you want... the language doesn't matter...
... your chart shows a higher high on price
.... my chart shows a lower high... on price

... maybe what you are trying to point out is that price on one person's chart is going down while it is going up on your chart...
..... in that case... you are a rich one....pure genius my friend

.... "lol" seems to be the greatest point ever made on ET ... by the greatest number of posters.... :)
Quote from DonKee:
Your hidden divergence is just my divergence.
Maybe your "hidden" divergences are working because they occur when I'm getting my divergences. lol
 
....it is possible that i don't understand your chart.....
.... i would not be surprised at all if one setup produces divergence when another setup is producing a reverse divergence....

Quote from elovemer:
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..... in that case... you are a rich one....pure genius my friend
 
Quote from ProfLogic:

Well stated and to add . . .

Divergences are like hanging your hat on a game of Russian Roulette, it's wonderful when it works but fatal when it doesn't.

Yeah, exactly - there is only one correct method when it comes to trading...namely yours.
 
Quote from thesecrettrader:

Anyone else using HD trades in their cache of signals?

Here is a NQ trade from Friday with a HD trade entry at 2112.50 ;


I use these for trend following signals and I have found them to be powerful set-ups that happen many times a day.

Hidden divergence trades are better identified with their proper name. They are called "trend"--Izzy:)
 
Depending on your perspective, an hidden divergence is simply a pullback in a trend or the quick death of a new trend. Hidden divergences that fail are simply the emergence of a new trends. There is nothing special about them.

I'd really be interested in hearing a mathematical reason as to the significance of an indicator having a HH relative to price's LL.

BTW, you can find more info on HD's in Constance Browns book on TA. Been through all this a long time ago.
 
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