sdcaalan..........I just printed out these posted charts of yours showing the different TDI divergence types. I think I used up half of a black ink cartridge, but I now have something on my desk or wall to refer back to quickly when I get confused over the divergence type I'm looking for or seeing. I'm already good with the bullish, bearish and hidden bullish divergence, but I was totally confused as to what to look for in bearish hidden divergence.
Knowing that it might save us from ourselves when we go long on a pair that isn't really ready to reverse from it's bearish trend yet, especially on the 1 hour and larger time frames where there's consolidation which we didn't enter long at a great price point to begin with, and then fail to see that there's a another continuation move down shaping up that we don't realize because of all the other indicators lying to us and telling us that there's going to be a reversal when really there's not going to be a reversal for another 100 to 500 pips.......you've offered us all good orientation to divergence and done us all a huge favor in putting them all together so we can do a quick check to see if, and what type of, divergence is to be found at any given consolidation area. Thank you!!
AI
