Timeframe Divergence
Enters pullbacks that occur within a higher-timeframe trend.
How it works
Timeframe Divergence also leans on the MTFStrength indicator, but where Triple Alignment Trend looks for agreement across timeframes, this strategy specifically looks for a lower-timeframe pullback against an established higher-timeframe trend, entering once that pullback shows signs of exhausting.
It's a pullback-entry approach rather than a breakout or reversal one - the higher-timeframe trend sets the direction, and the lower-timeframe pullback sets the timing.
Best for: Strongly trending higher-timeframe conditions that produce regular, tradeable pullbacks rather than moving in one uninterrupted push.
Backtested performance
Historical backtest result (2026-07-26, averaged across 6 symbols: BTCUSD, EURUSD, GBPJPY, USOIL, USTEC, XAUUSD), not a guarantee of future performance.