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We show that a class of fractional differences with Mittag–Leffler kernel can be negative and yet monotonicity information can still be deduced. Our results are complemented by numerical approximations. This adds to a growing body of literature illustrating that the sign of a fractional difference has a very complicated and subtle relationship to the underlying behavior of the function on which the fractional difference acts, regardless of the particular kernel used.
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