Relative Strength Index Indicator for Trading: Best Strategies, Divergences, Settings
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In this video we're going over everything you need to know about the RSI or relative strength index indicator for trading. We talk about what the RSI is, how to use it and the best strategies to employ. At the end, we go over divergences and learn how to spot them easily using a built in divergence indicator available to everyone.
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Realy nice video i love how you show examples of bad scenarios too it really helps will definitely try this strategy out
How did you get that yellow line?
The yellow line is a moving average of the RSI line, TradingView has it on by default. If you're using another platform, check if you have the ability to overlay a moving average on the RSI. It's a simple moving average with the RSI as the source.
RSI Divergence indicator - is it good in real time ?
As soon as the divergence is created, the indicator will print a label. But if you find it's not spotting them fast enough, you can also use to to check if you identified them yourself correctly in retrospect.
@Quantifica I used the divergence indicator to train my eyes for spotting and then stopped using it.