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MACD Indices Hidden Bullish and Bearish Divergence

MACD Indices Hidden divergence is used as a possible sign for a Stock Indices trend continuation.

This MACD Indices Hidden divergence happens when the price goes back to test a high or low from before. The two MACD Indices Hidden divergence are:

1. Hidden Bullish Divergence

2. Hidden Bearish Divergence

Hidden Bullish Divergence in Stock Index

The MACD Indices Hidden bullish divergence pattern happens when the price is making a higher low (HL), but the MACD shows a lower low (LL).

Hidden bullish divergence shows a pullback in a rising trend.

MACD Index Hidden Bullish and MACD Indices Hidden Bearish Divergence

Discover strategies for trading indices with the MACD bullish divergence setup.

This MACD bullish Index trade divergence setup confirms that a price retracement move is complete. This divergence indicates underlying momentum of an upward market trend.

Hidden Bearish Divergence in Index Trading

A MACD Hidden Bearish Divergence pattern arises when the price action registers a lower high (LH), yet the MACD oscillator simultaneously registers a higher high (HH).

Hidden bearish divergence happens when prices go back up a bit in a trend that is going down.

MACD Indices Hidden Bullish and MACD Index Hidden Bearish Divergence

MACD Bearish Divergence Stock Index Trade Strategy - MACD Bearish Divergence Stock Index Setup

This MACD hidden bearish divergence pattern shows that a pullback in market price has ended. This divergence signals the strength of a downward-moving trend.

Note that hidden divergence suits trading best. It lines up with the Indices trend. This setup offers strong entries. It beats regular divergence for accuracy.

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