One third of the trade closes at each target, and the stop moves to the entry after target 1.
This is a market sell on WTI Crude Oil at 90.571. It is a mechanical signal following Larry Connors' RSI(2) pullback rule, which sells when the 4-hour RSI(2) rises above 90 (currently 95.7) while price remains below its 200-bar SMA (94.34). WTI is in a steep near-term downtrend, having dropped 11% over the last five days. The 4-hour trend remains down, making this a classic trend-continuation setup after a sharp minor bounce. The trade is proven wrong if price reaches the stop loss at 93.114, placed just below the daily R2 resistance level of 93.17.
ChartPrice structure on the chart: trend, levels, volatility.
RSI strategies are the third most starred family in our Pine library (179 scripts, 4,691 stars); this is Larry Connors' RSI(2). On 4-hour bars, buy at market when RSI 2 drops under 10 while price is above its 200 SMA, and sell when RSI 2 rises above 90 below the 200 SMA. Stop 1.5 ATR, targets 1R, 2R and 3R; the rest closes when price crosses back over the 5 SMA, or after 10 bars.
Caveat: Average per trade across the 11 instruments tested (7 FX majors, gold, silver, Bitcoin, Ether), costs included. Close to break-even before costs but slightly negative after them; positive on 1 of 11 instruments. Not tested on WTI or the Nasdaq 100.
The idea, explained: The RSI indicator
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Its rule was not profitable after costs in every period we tested.
Swing trade, not a scalping or news trade.
No high-impact release was due while the order waits or in its first 4 hours.
The spread is a small share of the stop distance (under 10%).
High Risk means at least one check flagged this trade. Size it smaller, or skip it if you only follow Cautious signals. This signal was published before risk tags existed; its tag was added afterwards, from the facts at its publish time.
The strategy has a negative historical record, though selling a short-term overbought bounce within a clear 4-hour downtrend is technically sound.
Signals scored 40-49 have won 49% of 47 closed.
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