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RSI indicator in trading: a simplified explanation
The RSI (مؤشر Strength النسبية) indicator is a tool that traders use to find out if the price of a financial instrument (مثل stocks or العملات) is too high or too low. Used to determine whether the market may be oversold or sold.
What is RSI?
RSI is a measure that measures price action, shown on a scale from 0 to 100.
It usually uses a 14-day period to calculate the indicator.
How does RSI read?
If RSI is above 70: means that the market is in a state of "overbought" (أي the price is high جدا) and probably will fall soon.
If the RSI is below 30: means that the market is in a state of "oversold" (أي the price is جدا) low and may soon rise.
Between 30 and 70: The market is in a normal state, neither overbought nor oversold.
How do traders use it?
If the RSI is above 70: Traders may consider selling the asset or exiting the trade.
If the RSI is below 30: traders may consider buying the asset or entering a long trade.
Example:
If the RSI indicator for a particular currency is above 70, it means that the price may rise a lot and may fall soon.
If the RSI is below 30, it means that the price has fallen a lot, and it is likely to rise soon.
The bottom line:
The RSI indicator helps traders identify the right moments to enter or exit the market based on how high or low the price is. But it is preferable to use it in combination with other tools to improve the accuracy of the analysis.