The relative performance broke its uptrend (line e) in early 2012, and has now formed a long-term negative divergence (line f).
The MACD-His turned up in September, forming a secondary high and a negative divergence, line 1.
At the end of November 2011, the OBV formed a positive divergence, line d.
This positive divergence, line b, was a sign that fewer sellers had pushed the market lower.
The daily OBV has also formed a short-term negative divergence, line e, over the past three weeks.
The daily on-balance volume (OBV) does show a negative divergence, line b, which is consistent with a correction.
The OBV has formed a slight negative divergence, line b, and has dropped back below its weighted moving average.
The MACD-His was even weaker in September, and the negative divergence (line f) is consistent with a major top.
The OBV was unable to move above last September highs, and therefore has formed a negative divergence, line e.
The weekly OBV formed a negative divergence, line f, at the late-April highs.
The McClellan oscillator has now formed a short-term negative divergence, line c, which is consistent with a short term top.
The RS analysis formed a positive divergence (line e) at the June lows, which has been confirmed by the move through resistance (line d).
The OBV had peaked in early March and then formed a bearish divergence, line a, as it was forming lower highs while SPY was forming higher highs.
The weekly OBV dropped below its WMA in early May but when SPY made lower lows, the OBV formed a positive or bullish divergence, line c.
The OBV made a new high in February 2011 but as prices were making another new high in April, the OBV formed a negative divergence, line a.
The low for SPY in October was lower than the August low but the OBV did not make a new low, forming a positive divergence, line b.
The euro continued to make new highs, but by the first week in November, the MACD-His had dropped below the September low, confirming the negative divergence, line 1.
The euro made its high of 1.4925 the week ending May 7, 2011, but the MACD-His formed a negative divergence, line 3, which warned of a new sell signal.
The on-balance volume (OBV) has also turned positive, as it formed a bullish divergence (line e) at the recent lows and then moved through its downtrend (line d).
The daily OBV has moved back above its WMA but is still below the bearish divergence resistance at line c.
This divergence from the early June highs, line b, was the second significant divergence that had formed since the late 2006 high.
The McClellan Oscillator formed a short-term negative divergence last week, line a.
The longer-term negative divergence in the OBV (line h) is consistent with a major top.
The daily on-balance volume (OBV) peaked in early February and formed a negative divergence at the highs (line b).
The weekly on-balance volume (OBV) formed a negative divergence at the highs (line h), and is testing its long-term uptrend (line i).
The formation of the doji was accompanied by the formation of a negative divergence in the OBV, line a, as it made significantly lower highs.
The McClellan Oscillator has formed a negative divergence at the recent highs, line f.
The weekly OBV formed a strong bullish divergence at the July lows (line d).
The weekly on-balance volume (OBV) formed a negative divergence at the March highs (line b).
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