Day 5: Technical Indicators - RSI, WRSI, and STOCHRSI
• Formal question:
📊 What are RSI, WRSI, StochRSI, and MA StochRSI in trading?
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These indicators are used to measure strength, momentum, and potential price reversals ⚡.
They help detect overbought or oversold areas before the market changes direction.
🔹 RSI (0–100)
RSI measures the strength of price movement.
📈 The higher, the stronger the uptrend.
📉 The lower, the weaker the buying pressure.
🔺 Overbought: +70
🔻 Oversold: –30
⚖️ Neutral zone: 40–60
🔹 WRSI (–100–0)
WRSI measures the price position within its recent range.
📊 Unlike RSI, its scale is inverted.
🔺 Overbought: close to 0
🔻 Oversold: close to –100
- Reacts faster and is ideal for short timeframes.
🔹 StochRSI (0–100)
StochRSI measures the momentum of RSI, not price.
⚡ It is more sensitive and anticipates trend changes.
🔺 Overbought: >80
🔻 Oversold: <20
⚖️ Neutral zone: between 20–80
🔹 MA StochRSI (0–100)
MA StochRSI is the moving average of StochRSI.
🎯 It serves to confirm signals and filter false crosses.
🟢 Bullish cross: possible buy
🔴 Bearish cross: possible sell
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💣 Conclusion:
• RSI measures strength.
• WRSI measures range.
• StochRSI measures momentum.
• MA StochRSI confirms direction.
- Combining them allows you to better read the market's rhythm and anticipate movements 🔍