In my latest trade, I applied the classic RSI divergence strategy to catch a reversal. The coin I tracked was in a steep downtrend, but RSI started showing higher lows while the price kept making lower lows — a clear bullish divergence. I knew this could signal a reversal, but I didn’t enter immediately. I waited for a bullish engulfing candle and a spike in volume to confirm the shift in momentum. Once those conditions were met, I entered with a tight stop-loss and a predefined target. The trade moved slowly at first, but then surged after a strong news catalyst related to market recovery. The best part was how controlled the trade felt. By combining RSI divergence with confirmation and risk management, I avoided emotional entries and stayed in control. This strategy isn’t always fast, but it’s reliable. I’ve found it especially effective when paired with other signals like MACD crossovers or trendline breaks. Technical indicators aren’t magic on their own, but when used with discipline, they create powerful setups.
