This is why the K-line structure always has a second test. Take a downtrend as an example: During the first drop, most people don’t realize what’s happening and remain optimistic, with calls to 'buy the dip' everywhere. By the second drop, people usually don’t dare to buy anymore. The fear index is often lower than during the first drop, but divergences usually appear at this point... So I often say, learning divergence indicators doesn’t guarantee you’ll catch the bottom, but it will definitely help you avoid panic selling in the bottom range.