Published on: June 11, 2025
The Point & Figure (P&F) charts continue to stand out for their clarity and noiseless representation of market movements. Leveraging this visual strength, the Price & RS Divergence Scanner is a powerful tool designed to spot leading opportunities by analysing divergences between Price and Relative Strength (RS).
This scanner is built on simple yet profound principles of P&F charts. It focuses on the relationship between an individual stock’s price movement and its performance relative to a chosen benchmark or group of stocks. RS, by nature, is a leading indicator and divergences between RS and price action often signal a brewing opportunity before the price confirms the trend.
Understanding Price-RS Divergences
Divergences are powerful signals that indicate a shift in market behaviour. This scanner identifies four key divergence types, each with unique implications for traders and investors:
1. Bullish Swing Divergence
2. Bearish Swing Divergence
3. Bullish Breakout Divergence
4. Bearish Breakout Divergence
How to Use the Scanner
Using the Price & RS Divergence Scanner is straightforward:
Why This Matters
The Price & RS Divergence Scanner bridges the gap between classic relative strength analysis and P&F charting, offering a high-probability edge in stock selection. Whether you’re looking for early breakout candidates or identifying hidden weakness, this scanner helps you stay ahead of the curve by spotting divergence before the market reacts.
Add this to your analytical toolkit and let RS lead you to your next big trade.
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