In trading, a bearish divergence signals potential trend exhaustion. It occurs when an asset’s price forms a higher high, but a momentum indicator like the RSI or MACD prints a lower high. This weakening momentum suggests buyers are losing control, often preceding a downward reversal. Technical analysts and swing traders use this warning to time exits, tighten stops, or initiate short positions, capitalizing on the anticipated price decline.
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