Jimmy wrote: Fri Jun 20, 2025 3:23 pm
The best divergence indicator on it's own is the RSI. Standout RSI codes that generate automatic divergences are the RSI 6 x lines, Heiken Ashi RSI and the "Divergence Only" setup by our member Moey (link to these at the end of this post).
The
Haos Visual Divergences (modified Williams %R) is very good as well.
Stochastic in standard form is okay, but won't follow through with it's divergences the way a traditional 14-period RSI does.
If you're able to use MT4 for testing, take a look at these
Divergence indicator setups.
@jimmy
Thanks for the insight, The main thing I found in my experience is the specific settings within each indicator or how do we create a default benchmark template to measure and compare indicators to understand the visual advantages amongst them.
For the most part it may be common not to be able to compare indicators but finding a default measurement across indicators or replicating similar visual settings and then seeing which can catch data responses accurately within the flow of candles can help distinguish among them.
This is where I found the Stochastic still to be miles ahead of the rest,
I do love the RSI for HTF but for lower timeframes the entry can be tricky for me personally but this is also probably preferential settings based, so many variables.
My main mission now is to find the earliest sniper entry on a LTF consistently I mean sure we can catch Divergence on HTF but sometimes I cant with those drawdowns lmao.