The first number is RSI. Anything above 70 means the market is overbought — buyers are running out of steam. Below 30 means it’s oversold — sellers are exhausted. But the key level is 50. If RSI drops below 50, selling pressure is building. The sweet spot is when it touches 30 and starts climbing back up. That’s a sign of a potential rebound.
Stochastic RSI is your next number. Below 20 means panic has peaked. But don’t buy just because it’s low. The real signal is the turn — when it starts rising from below 20, it shows that sellers are losing control.
MACD is about momentum. Watch the MACD line and the signal line. If the MACD line crosses below the signal line, sellers are in charge. But if it curves back up and crosses above, buyers are taking over. A clear crossover is the signal.
Volume is the final number. A price drop with low volume means weak selling, just noise. But a drop with a volume spike means real panic — that’s where opportunities are born. Recovery with rising volume means buyers are serious.
RSI below 50 and turning up. Stochastic RSI below 20 and reversing. MACD crossing up. Volume spiking at the bottom and rising on recovery. These are the numbers that turn guesses into precision.