Zero Divergences

With all that’s going on I often forget that not all of my loyal Zero subs have been around for years. But recently a few noobs have signed up and thus it’s important to share the occasional titbit:

Here’s a great example of a bearish divergence which occurred about an hour into the open. Now, I concede that it didn’t produce a big move but it’s the kind of stuff we look out for. In simple terms: if the signal is congruent with price direction then the market appears to be truthful – if you see divergences like these then pay attention as short term tops and bottoms often happen shortly after. Of course in such a compressed VWAP bubble we probably won’t see large gyrations.

Now the only exception are very strongly trending days – when the signal is above 2 (or below -2). On those days be very cautious about picking any ST tops or bottoms, unless there is a very pronounced divergence (even then proceed with caution). The same applies to the blue scalping signals. Look at the two signals yesterday – those were great conditions for a little swing trading. During trend days however it’s best to completely ignore them.

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