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Oct 29, 2020 4:55 PM

How to use the "RSI cyclic smoothed v2" indicator to spot turns Education

S&P 500SP

Description

This tutorial explains how to use the public and open indicator published as "RSI cyclic smoothed v2" in regards to spot market turns. By using the same indicator tuned at the market vibration and using divergence signals to confirm market turns.

As written here:
https://www.tradingview.com/script/TmqiR1jp-RSI-cyclic-smoothed-v2/

Based on the community feedback, I wanted to share more insights on how to use this indicator on the chart.
Comments
SmoothhhPips
Could you perhaps point me in the direction of a method on how to find the dominant cycle lengths? I will be using this strategy very soon.
Soldiweb
I would love to know this as well.
peradam
@Soldiweb same - haven't been able to find any guidance provided in any comments so far. but I did find this: davenewberg.com/Trading/TS_Code/Ehlers_Indicators/Cycle_Period_Calculator.html
thiswaytobank1984
Backtested and approved! 13/13 winners on Health Technology and Technology Services industry stocks over the past 6 months using a 1D chart.
StockMarketCycles
@thiswaytobank1984, Thanks for your analysis.
BillAnt
This is all great when applied to an existing chart (looking back), but when applied to a live chart, things keep changing by the minute making it difficult or impossible to act on the information. This has been my experience with pretty much all market indicator so far. The biggest driver of markets is good or bad news, it can turn on a dime turning any indicator inaccurate. Nonetheless, nice work and some may find it useful.
CapitaNemo
@BillAnt, Well RSI has always been used as both a lag and lead indicator. But in this case, he uses it for a lead to forecast or confirm actual or false breakout. The wave smoothing helps in determining and spotting divergences easier in tandem with the chart.

This isn't gonna do you any good intraday. I personally only use RSI to confirm trend strength and never as a buy/sell/trend reversal indicator.
BillAnt
@CapitaNemo, < Yep, this isn't for day traders which I am, though I use it to look back at some of my good-ups. lol
midnightwealthmiami
MACD IS KING
Crypto_Burns
@kevintakesprofit, right
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