Technical Indicators
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RSI
MVPRelative Strength Index
Measures momentum strength — overbought or oversold?
📖 What is it?
RSI is an indicator that measures how fast and strong a price is moving, by comparing up days vs down days over the last 14 candles. The value always stays between 0 and 100.
⚙️ How is it calculated?
📊 Reading the Signals
Overbought — price may be too high, potential pullback ahead.
Bullish — positive momentum, price has upward strength.
Neutral — no clear direction yet, wait for confirmation.
Bearish — negative momentum, price has downward pressure.
Oversold — price may be too low, potential bounce incoming.
💡 Pro Tips
Combine RSI with EMA to confirm signals — RSI > 55 + price above EMA20 = stronger bullish case.
RSI divergence is powerful — price makes higher high but RSI makes lower high = potential reversal.
In strong uptrends, RSI often stays between 40–90. In downtrends, between 10–60.
Check RSI across multiple timeframes — if 1h, 4h, and 1d all agree, the signal is much stronger.
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