Building a High-Probability Trading Setup

Webinar Overview

Divergence can provide an early indication that price momentum is changing, but it should not be treated as a prediction or a standalone trading signal. Its value comes from understanding what the indicator is showing and placing that information within the wider market context.

In this webinar, we will explore how divergence forms between price and momentum indicators such as RSI, ROC and other momentum tools, and how traders can interpret these signals alongside trend, support and resistance, price structure and confirmation. We will also examine why some divergences fail, why context matters, and how a complete trading process can help traders evaluate opportunities more consistently.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand what divergence represents and what it may indicate about market momentum.
• Distinguish between bullish, bearish and other common forms of divergence.
• Learn how momentum indicators can provide early information without acting as standalone entry signals.
• Place divergence within the context of trend, support and resistance, market structure and price confirmation.
• Recognize why divergence signals can fail or appear too early.
• Build a structured checklist that combines context, confirmation, invalidation and risk management.