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The term 'divergence' is used to define the difference between the price direction and indicators. Example: When the price goes higher and the indicator does not; or vice versa. The indicator gets higher but the price does not.
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If the price goes up and the indicator you are using is goes down, that's divergence. Divergence is when the direction of price differs from the technical indicator you are using.
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