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Git Branch
Evening classrooms for traders who want to read divergence between price and momentum — calmly, chart by chart, without chasing every wiggle.
What we teach
Git Branch specialises in one discipline: spotting regular and hidden divergences across RSI, MACD, and related oscillators, then deciding whether the signal earns a place in your trade plan.
Divergence Identification Workshop
A focused evening where you practise marking regular and hidden divergences on real charts under instructor guidance.
One-to-One Chart Clinic
A private ninety-minute session reviewing your charts for missed divergences, false positives, and timeframe alignment.
Four-Week Divergence Series
Four consecutive evening lessons building from swing structure to multi-timeframe divergence filters and journal habits.
Why divergence first
Many traders learn candlestick patterns before they can tell when momentum is quietly disagreeing with price. Our sessions start with swing highs and lows, then layer oscillator behaviour until you can mark a divergence on a printed chart without guessing.
From the room
Recent attendees on what changed in their chart review after working through divergence drills with us.
“I finally stopped labelling every RSI dip as bullish divergence. The workshop forced me to mark swing points first — that alone cleaned up half my mistakes.”
— Mara K., swing trader, Gold Coast
“The one-to-one chart clinic was useful, though I wished we had another hour for multi-timeframe examples. Still, I left with a checklist I actually use before Sydney open.”
— Daniel R., ASX focus, Brisbane
Field notes
A quiet checklist before Sydney open
Three questions we hand clinic clients who want divergence work without rewriting their entire method.
What we refuse to teach about MACD histogram spikes
Histogram fireworks look dramatic on a projector. Here is why we keep divergence anchored to MACD line swings instead.
Regular versus hidden divergence in plain language
A classroom distinction that still trips experienced traders: when disagreement with momentum suggests reversal bias versus continuation bias.
Next evening intake
Small groups in our Queen Street rooms. Bring printed charts or a laptop; we work through live examples together.
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