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Forex Trading Tutorials - Here’s How You Trade Forex Using Divergence (Part 4 of 4)
Filed Under (Forex Trading, Forex Trading Tutorials) by Daniel on 23-04-2009
Hey guys…this will be the last part on the forex trading tutorials on divergence trading. If you have missed the blog post since part 1, then you can start reading it HERE. After the examples on hidden and regular divergence, are you more familiar and comfortable with trading divergence now? Perhaps you can use it by combining with your forex trading system as well, and you will see how powerful the forex strategy is. So today I’m going to guide you on how to trade forex divergence the proper way and last but not least, the summary for this 4 part tutorials.
Divergence acts as a warning signal on whether the forex market could reverse or continue on the trend. You can say it’s something like price action because it is more leading than the forex indicators. Before the indicators can show you something, divergence can already give you a forex signal. However, please take note that divergence is used as a signal as an indicator, not a signal to enter a trade. It’s not a holy grail and you should combine it with a forex trading system to make trading a very low risk with high winning probablities. Using divergence with a longer timeframe like H4 or above will increase the probability of winning and reduce the risk. One more thing is that, if you solely trade based on divergence, chances are you wouldn’t spot it too often. But if you spot a good one (after practicing), they can fetch some nice profits.
Here’s the rules on how you trade divergence :
1. For divergence to occur, the price must have formed patterns like the 4 scenarios of the previous posts. Do not imagine one if the market is choppy and doesn’t fulfill higher highs, lower lows etc.
2. If you draw lines connecting two highs on the price, make sure the two highs are connecting on the indicator as well. Same for lows. In any case, they have to match.
3. The highs and lows that you identified on the price must lined up vertically with the forex indicators’ highs or lows.
4. Divergence occurs only when the slope connecting the price highs/lows are different from the slope connecting the indicators’ highs/lows.
5. If you spot divergence after some time the price has reversed, then that means you have missed the boat and should wait for another opportunity. You should not chased after it.
That’s all for this 4 part forex trading tutorials and I hope you have benefited from something here. Remember, practice makes perfect and one day you can be sure you will spot divergence easily.
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