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From: <A 
title=mtg1022@xxxxxxxxxxxxx href="mailto:mtg1022@xxxxxxxxxxxxx";>Mikey 
To: <A title=mtg1021@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
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Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 6:57 PM
Subject: Re: [MedianLine] Hidden / springboard 
divergence

 
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    The "Hidden Divergence" or 
    "Set-up" The "set-up" signal (also called "Hidden 
    Divergence") is a very reliable and powerful, yet often overlooked signal 
    given by the Stochastic Oscillator as well as other price Oscillators such 
    as RSI etc.. The daily Coffee chart below shows many "Set-ups" or 
    "Hidden divergences". The swing higher at point B is much lower than the 
    swing at point A, however Stochastics shows a much higher peak at point B 
    than at point A. After the low at point C the market rallied and then pulled 
    back to make a higher low at point D, the low at D on Stochastics was much 
    lower at point D than it was at point A, this is a very good Bull set-up 
    signal (Hidden divergence). This type of divergence signal is different than 
    the traditional divergence shown at lines "a" and "b" in which the market 
    makes a higher high and Stochastics makes a lower high and is somewhat 
    illogical. After the market sold off after the "normal divergence" 
    signal as prices crossed both 18 and 40 day Moving averages and 
    it appeared that the trend may have changed ? however, at point E the prices 
    were higher than at point D, but Stochastics were lower at E than they were 
    at D, giving a Bull set-up signal. A second set-up signal was given at point 
    G which was higher in price than F but Stochastics made a lower low G than 
    F.<IMG alt="Stoch5       Set-up signals" 
    that normal divergence appears at tops and bottoms and is generally "against 
    the trend"while hidden divergence occurs at entry points that would be 
    considered trading "with the trend"Andrew Cardwell (RSI) calls these setups 
    "positive & negative reversals" and teaches thatpositive reversals 
    (bullish hidden divergence) only occurs in uptrendsand negative reversals 
    (bearish hidden divergence) only occur in downtrends.........while I dont 
    agree with that 100%, I do think that this form of divergence is the most 
    reliableand offers the better trade setups   
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