# RSI Divergence The RSI Divergence module detects when **price and momentum move in opposite directions**, revealing hidden shifts in market strength before trend reversals occur.

This feature helps traders spot potential turning points that are often invisible in raw price action, making it a key element of the Ultimate RSI Suite. *** ### Divergence Logic The indicator continuously compares swing highs and lows on RSI against swing highs and lows on price within a defined lookback range. * **Regular Bullish Divergence:**\ Price makes a lower low, while RSI forms a higher low.\ This signals weakening bearish momentum and a potential reversal upward. * **Regular Bearish Divergence:**\ Price makes a higher high, while RSI forms a lower high.\ This signals fading bullish strength and a possible reversal downward.

Each divergence is confirmed only when both RSI and price structure complete their swings, ensuring reliable signals rather than premature markings.

{% hint style="info" %} Controlled by the “Divergence Length” setting (default: 10).\ This defines how many bars the algorithm scans for relevant swing points. {% endhint %} *** ### Deviation Tracking (+1 / +2) When enabled, **Deviation Mode** adds dynamic follow-through tracking to each divergence.\ It projects two Volatility-based levels labeled **+1** and **+2** from the signal candle to monitor how the market reacts after divergence confirmation. * **+1 Cross:** Indicates initial continuation strength. * **+2 Cross:** Signals strong confirmation that the reversal is developing.

Each level changes to a dashed style once price touches it, providing clear visual feedback that the deviation has completed.

This feature turns divergence detection into a fully interactive confirmation framework, not just static labeling. *** ### Hidden Divergence Logic While regular divergence signals a potential trend reversal, hidden divergence suggests that the current trend is strong and likely to continue. * Hidden Bullish Divergence: Price makes a higher low, while RSI forms a lower low. This indicates that despite the dip in momentum, the buyers are still holding a higher floor, suggesting the uptrend will continue. * Hidden Bearish Divergence: Price makes a lower high, while RSI forms a higher high. This indicates that even though momentum spiked, the price couldn't break the previous ceiling, suggesting the downtrend will continue.

### Settings

| Setting | Description | | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Divergence | Lookback Range. Sets how many candles back the script looks for highs and lows. | | Deviation | Sensitivity. Adjusts the calculation for the +1/+2 levels and filters out "noisy" signals. | | Hidden | Trend Continuation. Toggle to show or hide Hidden Divergence signals. |