Just grabbed this divergence cheat sheet and honestly it's exactly what traders need to have bookmarked. Breaks down all four divergence patterns in a way that actually makes sense when you're analyzing charts.

Let me walk you through what makes this reference so useful. You've got two main categories here - regular divergence and hidden divergence. Each one tells you something different about what's about to happen with price.

Regular divergence is your reversal signal. When price makes lower lows but RSI shows higher lows, that's regular bullish divergence telling you upside reversal could be coming after a downtrend. Flip that around - price higher highs with RSI lower highs - and you're looking at regular bearish divergence, which suggests downside reversal after an uptrend. This divergence cheat sheet format makes it so easy to spot these setups.

Now hidden divergence is different. This one signals trend continuation, not reversal. Hidden bullish divergence shows higher lows in price but lower lows in RSI, meaning the uptrend will likely keep going after a pullback. Hidden bearish divergence is the opposite - lower highs in price with higher highs in RSI, suggesting the downtrend continues after a pullback.

What I like about having this divergence reference organized this way is you can quickly cross-reference price action against RSI without overthinking it. Four patterns, four clear interpretations. No confusion about whether you're looking at a reversal setup or a continuation setup.

The real edge comes from actually recognizing these on live charts. Once you internalize this divergence guide, you start seeing these setups everywhere. Price action vs RSI divergence becomes one of those tools you check automatically when you're analyzing potential entries. Definitely worth keeping this cheat sheet handy when you're trading.