Learn to spot reversals early with momentum-based RSI divergences. The same technique used by ChartPrime and other premium indicators.
A divergence occurs when price and an indicator move in opposite directions. This signals that the current trend may be losing momentum and could reverse.
💡 Why Divergences Work: They reveal the hidden story behind price. When price makes a new high but momentum doesn't confirm it, buyers are exhausted.
✅ Traders are more willing to buy at lower prices. Hidden strength building.
⚠️ Buyers are losing conviction. The rally is running out of steam.
TouchGrass uses RSI of Momentum instead of regular RSI. This is the same approach used by ChartPrime and other premium indicators.
🧮 Technical Detail: We calculate ta.rsi(ta.mom(close, 10), 14) — the RSI of the 10-period momentum, with 14-period RSI smoothing.
TouchGrass plots "BULL DIV" or "BEAR DIV" labels when it detects a valid divergence. Don't try to anticipate — let the indicator confirm.
A divergence is a warning, not an entry signal. Wait for price to confirm: a break of structure, a candle pattern, or a key level test.
Bull Div: Stop below the divergence low.
Bear Div: Stop above the divergence high.
Use VWAP, PDH/PDL, or ORB levels as profit targets. Divergences often lead to moves that test these key levels.
| Setting | Default | What It Does |
|---|---|---|
| RSI Length | 14 | Smoothing period for RSI calculation |
| Min Bars Between Pivots | 5 | Minimum distance between divergence points |
| Max Bars Between Pivots | 50 | Maximum distance (avoids stale divergences) |
| Pivot Lookback | 5 | Bars to look back for pivot confirmation |
When traded with proper confirmation and risk management, momentum-based divergences have a success rate of approximately 65-75% on 15-minute timeframes and higher.
* Based on backtesting data. Individual results may vary. Always use proper risk management.
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