The RSI is a Short-Term Momentum Indicator [Premium Articles]

Posted by Price Action Lab Blog on August 31, 2017

I saw a chart yesterday with an overbought RSI used to make a case against continuation of an uptrend. This is absurd. The RSI is a short-term indicator of momentum and used for overbought/oversold conditions in a Gambler's fallacy sense.

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