Note how similar the SPY divergences look to the Euro/FXE just posted-3 min negative/leading divergence.
The 5 min isn't too bad, but still a negative divergence this afternoon
The 60 min chart, leading positive above where 3C was at during the May 1 highs.
Here's where things get a little strange as the DIA 1 min did go negative at the same area as every other average, but the 1 min has a leading positive divergence (I captured this after the SPY). The way the intraday charts would work is negative divergences on the 1 min, if strong enough would move to the 2, 3, and maybe the 5 min chart. If a new divergence, like a positive divergence started forming, it would again start on the 1 min chart and work it's way through the longer intraday timeframes, while it's a bit early to say, it appears that may be what is happening in the DIA.
The 2 min chart wouldn't see any new positive divergence yet, it would just show the extent of the previous negative, I will note the 2 min in its current position has a relative positive developing, whether that holds will largely be up to what happens on the most recent data (the 1 min chart).
DIA 5 min negative divergence from earlier. If the 1 min positive divergences were stronger right now and I felt there was definitely something to them like yesterday's 5 min IWM, then I would post the charts in a different order for you to understand, I'd start with the 2, 3, and 5 min negatives and end with the newly forming 1 min positive.
IWM 1 min negative intraday, with a possible relative positive forming now.
IWM 2 min negative at the 1-1:30 test and a possible relative positive forming up.
IWM 5 min was very strong yesterday leaving it in a good relative position, leading positive, even though intraday you can still see the negative.
QQQ 1 min negative at 11:30 and 1:30 with a possible relative positive forming.
QQQ 3 min leading negative intraday.
And the extent of the negative divergence on the 5 min which is leading negative intraday.
Now to see if there's anything to that DIA 1 min chart.
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