SMT divergence must be congruent across timeframes and clear, obvious, never ambiguous.

If you're looking at the four-hour on Bitcoin, you're gonna look at the four-hour on Ethereum. Another phrase that I've used abundantly in this series is clear and obvious. If you're squinting at it and you're like, well, it's one tick lower, one tick higher. It's not an S&T divergence. You want it to be clear and obvious. I want Bitcoin to have clearly made a lower low and ETH clearly made a higher low. We're gonna see this in the real chart examples. So if you're squinting at it, it's probably not an S&T divergence. It should be clear and obvious and make sure the timeframes are congruent. The second is don't make this an indicator. There's already a million S&T indicators. You're gonna go on trading viewing and type in S&T divergence as a million indicators.