# RSI Divergence

​If the RSI line moves in the opposite direction while the price is rising or falling, it is called "Divergence". 

Positive divergence (Bullish Divergence); If the RSI is moving upwards while the price is falling, this is considered a possible buy signal. 

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Negative divergence (Bearish Divergence); If the RSI is moving lower while the price is rising, this is considered a possible sell signal.

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