RSI Divergence Scanner

A divergence is most powerful when it forms at a key level — support, resistance, or a trendline you've already marked. A divergence in the middle of nowhere matters a lot less.

↑ Bullish divergence — Price made a lower low, but RSI made a higher low. The selling is still happening, but momentum is weakening. A possible reversal upward.

↓ Bearish divergence — Price made a higher high, but RSI made a lower high. The rally is still going, but momentum is fading. A possible reversal downward.

Fresh — How many candles ago the signal formed. 0 = just appeared. The lower the number, the more relevant it is.

Score — How strong is the divergence? Based on the gap between price and RSI, and how fresh the signal is. Higher = stronger setup.