# Divergence finder
The Divergence Finder automatically detects bullish and bearish divergences across the chart in real time. When a divergence appears, it signals that a potential top or bottom may be forming — giving you early warning before the move happens.
### What to look for
Bullish divergence
Green arrow appears below price. A potential bottom is forming. Look for long opportunities — especially when multiple green arrows cluster in the same zone.
Bearish divergence
Red arrow appears above price. A potential top is forming. Look for short opportunities — especially when multiple red arrows cluster in the same zone.
### The confluence rule
A single divergence is a warning. Multiple divergences in the same price area are a high-probability signal. The more arrows that stack in one zone, the stronger the case for a reversal at that level.
1 arrow → heads up, stay alert
2 arrows in the same zone → potential reversal forming
3+ arrows in the same zone → high-probability turning point
### How to use it
Confluence
Use the Divergence Finder alongside the Sniper Cloud and AlgoSniper Bands. A divergence signal at the same level where other indicators are giving a signal dramatically increases the probability.
Long entry
Multiple green arrows cluster in a zone + AlgoSniper conditions flip bullish = high-conviction long setup. Wait for confirmation before entering.
Short entry
Multiple red arrows cluster in a zone + AlgoSniper conditions flip bearish = high-conviction short setup. Wait for confirmation before entering.
Don't trade alone
Divergences on their own are not entry signals — they are alerts. Always confirm with at least one other AlgoSniper component before pulling the trigger.
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