First, divergences (bullish or bearish) are absolutely not requirements for a major bottom, top, or even a tradable correction/rally.

With that being said, NVDA has clear negative divergence on the weekly PPO and what isn’t technically but effectively is divergence on the RSI as the weekly RSI has made an ever-so-slightly higher high above the previous high that started at the same point the PPO divergence started June/July 2023).

The essence of divergence is when prices are making higher highs while the momentum indicators are making lower or equal highs, which is effectively (close enough) the case on the weekly RSI of NVDA right now.

Even then & still keeping my first sentence in mind, I’ve seen plenty of times where a stock or index only had divergence on one of the momentum indicators & a major trend change followed. Better to see clear divergence on both the PPO & RSI? Yes. Absolutely required to see a trend change? No.

Also when you showed divergences on META it looked like the RSI wasn’t divergent on that weekly chart either?