DivStrikePRO

Core concept — Bearish RSI Divergence It hunts for moments where price makes a higher high but RSI makes a lower high — classic bearish divergence. That gap between price and momentum is the signal.A

Dual-set confirmation gate It runs the exact same divergence logic twice — Set A and Set B — with independent parameters. A signal only prints if both sets agree on the same bar. One engine alone isn't enough.

Four conditions per engine

1. Price must be above EMA (trend filter — only takes sells in bullish price territory)
2. RSI at the current bar must be below the pivot RSI by a minimum drop threshold
3. The prior swing high RSI must be above the overbought level (confirms the divergence started from a hot zone)
4. RSI must be actively falling on the signal bar (momentum already turning)

Signal locking Once a signal fires and gets saved to BufSnapshot , it's restored as-is on every recalculation — it never disappears or repaints.

Bounds safety Every function — CalcRSI , CalcEMA , FindSwingHigh — has hard array bounds guards so it never crashes on short history or edge bars.