The Triple RSI trading strategy is a modified version of the RSI strategy with four key variables, three of which are based on the RSI. It focuses on mean reversion, and the trading rules involve conditions related to RSI readings,…
Connors RSI trading strategy often referred to as CRSI, is a momentum-based oscillator and indicator that tries to improve on the original 14-period RSI indicator developed by Welles Wilder. Unlike the original 14-period RSI indicator, the CRSI uses 2 periods…
High Probability ETF Trading, published in 2009 and written by Larry Connors and Cesar Alvarez, contains some interesting strategies. They are all mean-reverting and tested on the most popular ETFs at the time of writing, which was the end of…
Imagine this: the RSI just hit 70. The charts are screaming ‘overbought,’ and everyone’s asking the same question: What happens next? Is it time to sell, hold, or double down? We have crunched the numbers and backtested the data on…
Weekly RSI vs daily RSI – what is best? This is a bit like comparing apples to oranges. It might be the same indicator, but RSI can deliver substantially different risk and reward payoffs in different time frames. Risk and…
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a go-to tool for traders, signaling when a stock or index might be overbought or oversold. But what happens when the market stays in that oversold zone for an extended period? Specifically, how often…
The MACD and RSI strategy refers to a trading method that makes use of both indicators in analyzing and trading the markets. The combination of both momentum indicators may give more insight into what the market may do next and…
The RSI trading strategy identifies overbought and oversold conditions in markets, measuring momentum on a scale. Readings above indicate overbought, while below signify oversold. Traders monitor divergence between price and RSI for potential reversals, often confirming with other indicators. Effective…
The RSI is one of the most popular indicators used in technical analysis. However, most people use it as a mean reversion indicator rather than a momentum indicator. Today, we show you an RSI range-momentum trading strategy. The RSI range-momentum…
I guess most traders have heard that “the trend is your friend“. Personally, I don’t do trend-following strategies, I go the opposite way: buy weakness and sell strength – mean reversion strategies. However, this depends on the instrument you trade…
The Relative Strength Index indicator is popular, for a reason, but in this article, I backtested the default settings of the RSI indicator, and made it better. Investments and trading is a wonderful world where large companies and small investors…
Python is the most popular programming language to backtest trading strategies. However, most people are afraid of it or don’t know where to start, while others think it’s difficult to learn. Today we will show you how to backtest an…
SPY is very mean revertive and RSI is a mean revertive indicator. Does this mean that RSI works on SPY? In this article, we test an RSI SPY trading strategy. It turns out that our hypothesis is correct: the RSI…
Cutler’s RSI including backtest. The RSI is a very popular trading indicator among different security traders. But there are other variations of the RSI indicator. One of them is Cutler‘s RSI. You may be wondering what it is, and in…
Does the RSI Indicator work on crypto or Bitcoin? Bitcoin and other cryptos are attracting many traders and new investors, and the crypto daily volume is rising significantly, probably draining resources from the more traditional stock trading arena. The crypto…
Technical analysis strategy is a popular way of analyzing and forecasting price movements of financial assets such as currencies, stocks, commodities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies. While this strategy is as old as modern financial markets, not many know what it is…
