we will use the 60-40 range for the RSI indicator for this strategy.
When the
Monthly and Weekly RSI>60,
& when the RSI takes support at 40 in the daily chart,
it may bounce back and most probably it will not go below 40.
5 star RSI Strategy by @VishalMalkan
Unconventional approach of 60-40 RSI and range shift concept.
According to him,
whenever the market is bearish,
it won’t be able to cross 60,
and whenever in a bullish trend,
it won’t be able to cross 40.
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we will use the 60-40 range for the RSI indicator for this strategy.
When the
Monthly and Weekly RSI>60,
& when the RSI takes support at 40 in the daily chart,
it may bounce back and most probably it will not go below 40.
the prices may bounce back, and one can enter the stock.
The stoploss can be placed at the low of that bullish candlestick,
and the target can be the 60 RSI level.
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