Vladimir RibakovOwner, Chief Trader at Home Trader Club (Former Traders Academy Club), Owner, Chief Trader at Home Trader Club (Former Traders Academy Club) · Owner, Chief Trader at Home Trader Club (Former Traders Academy Club)

How To Spot a Bearish Divergence On MACD Indicator #trading #forextrading #investing

14 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this short instructional video, Vladimir Ribakov of Home Trader Club explains how to identify a bearish divergence on the MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) indicator during an existing bullish trend. He outlines a two‑step process: first, confirm a bullish market structure characterized by higher highs and higher lows; second, compare the price’s higher highs to the MACD’s lower highs, indicating that buying momentum is weakening and sellers may take control, leading to a price decline. Ribakov demonstrates the concept with two real‑world examples—a 1‑hour GBP/AUD chart and a gold chart—showing higher price highs alongside lower MACD highs, and predicts a downward move. The video concludes with a brief promotion for Home Trader Club’s trading courses and real‑time education.

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Hey guys, Vladimir here from Home Trader Club. How to spot bearish divergence on the MACD moving average indicator? Step 1, find a bullish trend, which is sequence of higher highs, higher lows. Step 2, compare higher highs on the chart versus lower highs on the MACD moving average. Bearish divergence means the buyers are running out of steam, sellers might try to take the control And push the price to the downside. Here is an example, pound Aussie 1-hour chart. Higher highs on the chart, lower highs on the MACD. The move down comes next. And here is an example on gold. Higher highs on the chart after a bullish trend, lower highs on the MACD. Guess who is coming to take the control? The sellers. Price will go down. Join Home Trader Club for complete trading courses, real-time trading education, and real-time trading opportunities.