In this weekly review video, the presenter from Divergence University walks through three recent forex trade setups—Dorian (USD/DOR?), EUR/JPY, and AUD/NZD—using 4‑hour charts. For each pair he describes the underlying price structure (e.g., a five‑leg rising‑wedge pattern for Dorian, a double‑wave zig‑zag with false breaks for EUR/JPY, and an ABC formation with multiple false breaks for AUD/NZD), the specific divergences observed (histogram divergence, moving‑average divergence), key support/resistance zones, and the resulting risk‑reward calculations (notably a 1:2 ratio on Dorian). He emphasizes that divergence trades are aggressive and especially risky in volatile markets, advising traders to respect tight stop‑losses and to treat divergences as continuation‑type entries rather than guaranteed reversals. The video concludes with a call‑to‑action to join a free Telegram group and the Traders Academy Club for daily live reports and further education.
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Hello everyone and welcome to the Divergence University weekly review video. So let's start with Dorian, which is the first one top of the list. This is what we have for Dorian, guys. This is the 4-hour chart and Right here we got some kind of 5-leg structure. There was of course the possibility of going and checking this level, which would mean we can go ahead and attack it again. It didn't happen. Instead, what we got is some kind of a rising wedge here and attacking basically all these false breaks on the top. We attacked the, the last one And it's really laggy, but you can see where we stand. It managed to push lower, and since the stop loss was very tiny here, we got the 1:2 risk-reward ratio. And then of course, if you're familiar with these patterns, you can extend your targets because after this move was completed, after this chart pattern confirmed whatever we were looking for. And after the breakout, you can see what's happening. So putting all that knowledge, uh, into this trade could be very, very useful. And of course, um, if you know how to do these things, by all means go ahead and extend your targets. We don't do it for this specific strategy because For the Divergence University, we need to stick to the risk-reward ratio. But for many of trades that we discuss in the trading club, in Traders Academy Club, right? These things are being done. All right, let's see what's what's next is I think it was euro yen. This one lost and the idea behind this one let me just show you how it ended. It pushed higher immediately. Kicking this trade in stop loss. Now covering the 4-hour chart, this is what we're looking at here. Okay, first of all, we had this double wave, right? And then the price started developing a new leg after pullback again and kind of became a zigzag, right? To make this long story short, so once the price pushed towards this trend line, this is the 4-hour chart trend line. It created a false break here, right? And this is kind of a double false break because it false broke the previous high and the trend line at the pretty much same time, right? In the same candle. This is where the divergence appeared. Histogram alone. And last but not least, we had this amazing zone of resistance right there. And again, the price rejected the very high of this zone and tried to push lower afterwards. But as we said, unfortunately, it spiked up before it actually gave us the The down move. So good levels, horizontal, dynamic also, plus the false break and this structure here which started as some sort of zigzag to be created and then attack. Next we have Aussie Kiwi, which is another sell opportunity, kind of similar to the Euro Yen in terms of the push to the upside. This is where the divergence happened. All right, and basically multiple false breaks once again being delivered. Divergence on the MAs, divergence on the histogram, and coming and testing this previous zone right here. After all, this is the level, the kind of level that we want to see when attacking, right? So that was a strong support which became a resistance now. And boom, we're right there with the divergence. Okay, and this kind of ABC being formed here, looking for the sells. And if we go to the live chart, uh, this is exactly what we can see, right? So again, that zone, and here is the 100% being reached, and This is exactly the push that we were looking for, right? But unfortunately it got kicked out because when you think about it, guys, if you manage to attack at the right place, even if the price is not going to reverse but just give you this pullback, okay, and the risk-reward ratio and the level— once again, if the level is optimal then this pullback is all you need to make money, right? You don't really care like in, um, dollar yen where we got the absolute drop to the downside. In such cases, this could be more than enough for you to make the money here. So that's about this week. Again, not too many trades, but in such volatile times, divergence Um, divergence trades should be taken very carefully. Okay, the price is flying up, the price is dropping like a rock, and all these swings up and down means it's very hard to actually catch divergence trades. And many times the divergence trade is going to be a trade which is attempting to catch a top or bottom. All right, for, uh, in the example of Aussie dollar, we have push down, pullback, continuation. So we're kind of looking for continuation for the trend, right? For the bearish trend here. It's not like we're looking for reversal. And you can see this is not a guarantee you're not going to lose, of course. But overall, the idea of the divergences and the way divergences work, it's more aggressive approach to trading. Because even though in the bigger picture we are still moving lower, okay, when it comes to this push up, just focus on this for a second, actually up to here. This is bullish trend, okay? That bullish correction, or what we are expecting to be bullish correction, is micro trend on a given time frame. The price is creating higher highs, higher lows. So in a way, again, you're trying to catch a top inside a bullish trend, okay? When we ignore the big picture for a second. That's what's happening. So that's why in general, in its core, divergences are aggressive trading. Okay, so careful with that approach if this is what you're doing, especially in such volatile moments. That would be all, guys. I invite you to go ahead and check out our free Telegram group You can find the links right below this video in the comment section. And also check out the Traders Academy Club where much, much more is shared on daily basis along with our live trading report and trading videos. So stay safe and I'll see you in the next video.
