Presentation deals with how to trade using RSI & Trading Divergence from Advance prospective.

1. Trading Divergences

2. Topics:
 RSI
 RSI Math's
 Internal Characteristics
 Ratio Analysis
 Trend Determination
 Range Shift
 Various patterns n their Reliability.
 Math Error/Divergence
 Classification of Divergence.
 Simple Divergence
 Calculation of Divergence.
 Cheat sheet of Simple Divergence
 Hidden Divergence
 Cheat Sheet of Hidden Divergence
 Multiple Divergence
 Cheat Sheet of multiple Divergence
 Conclusion

3. Relative Strength Index(RSI)
 In June 1978, Welles Wilder introduced the Relative Strength
Index.
 It represents a ratio of the average 'gains' to the average 'losses'
calculated over a number of time periods.
 It is a formula based indicator which is usually assume to test the
strength and movement in the market.
 It is a range bound Oscillator which has upper boundary at 100 &
lower boundary at 0.
 RSI is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when
below 30.
 Signals can also be generated by looking for divergences, failure
swings and centerline crossovers.
 RSI can also be used to identify the general trend.

4. RSI MATHS
 RSI Formula can be defined as
RSI = 100 - 100
(1+RS)
RS is defined as ratio between average gain to average loss over a
certain period of time
Average Gain over “n” period of times
Average Loss over “n” period of times
Where n can be defined by user
Generally it is used as 14 days of period.

5. Internal Characteristics Of RSI

6. Ratio Analysis
 The RSI behaves like a logarithmic curve.
 Anytime the ratio exceeds 10: 1 , the market has been experiencing
a very strong move up.
 Anytime the ratio exceeds 1 : 10, the market has been experiencing
a very strong down move.
 The largest increase or decrease in the RSI value occurs when the
ratio changes from 1 : 1 to the next whole number (2: 1 or 1 :2).
 The RSI value experiences its largest changes in value as it
oscillates between the index values of 40 and 60.
 In other words the RSI is most sensitive to price change when the
RSI is oscillating between 40 and 60.
 When the ratio is 20: 1 , The RSI value at this time is only
95.24/4.76. This is a market condition that almost never occurs
when the look back period is 14 bars.

8. Determination Of Trend
 In a Bull market RSI value tends to travel in between 40-80 zones.
 In a Bear Market RSI value tends to travel in Between 60-20 zones.
 In Sideways market RSI Value tends to travel in between 40-65
zones.
 In extreme or very strong Bull market RSI bound in 60-90 levels.
 In extreme or very strong Bear market RSI bound in 40-10 levels.
 Value above 95 and below 5 are very rare. As above or below this
this level RSI behave logarithmically means change in RS is very
minute to notice .
 Above levels are applicable in any timeframe.

16. Range Shift
 Range Shift simply means when a security changes its trend .
1. From uptrend to downtrend.
2. From Downtrend to uptrend.
3. From Sideways to uptrend/downtrend.
4. From Uptrend/Downtrend to Sideways.

22. Various Patterns n Their Reliability
 M pattern
 W pattern
 V pattern
 Double Top/Bottom
 Head n Shoulder
 Flag
 Triangles
 Spring
 Wedges

30. Math's Error or Divergence
 It can be define as whenever there is a misunderstanding b/w price n
indicator they used to get divert from each other and moved in opposite
direction to each other.

31. Classification Of Divergence
Divergence
Simple or
Classic
Bullish Bearish
Multiple Bullish
& Bearish
Simple / Hidden
Hidden
Bullish Bearish

32. Simple or Classic Divergence
 Whenever price makes a higher high n RSI makes lower high then it
is said to be Simple Bearish Divergence.
 Whenever price makes a lower low n RSI makes higher low then it
is said to be Simple Bullish Divergence.
 Simple Bullish Divergence occur in bear market, commonly known
as short covering.
 Simple Bearish Divergence occur in bull market, commonly known
as retracement or correction.

34. Calculation of Divergence
For Bullish Divergence:
D=(P–T)
DT=(P+D)
Where ,
P =Value of peak in b/w 2
troughs,
T=Lowest value of trough,
D = Difference of P & T,
DT = Divergence Target.
For Bearish Divergence:
D=(P–T)
DT=(T-D)
Where ,
P=Highest Value of Peak,
T=Value of valley in b/w 2
peaks,
D = Difference of P & T ,
DT = Divergence Target.

41. Key Points For Simple Divergence
 A simple bullish divergence is more reliable when RSI value lies
between 40 to 10 .
 A simple bearish divergence is more reliable when RSI value lies
between 80 to 65 .
 Lesser the no. of candles between 2 troughs or peaks more
powerful will be reversal in terms of price n time both.

42. Hidden Divergence
 Whenever RSI makes a Higher high & price makes a lower high
then it is said to be Bearish Hidden Divergence.
 Whenever RSI makes a lower low & price makes a higher low then
it is said to be Bullish Hidden Divergence.

49. Key Points For Hidden Divergence
 Hidden divergence mostly occur between 40 to 65 level as RSI
value.
 A bullish hidden divergence is strongest when it occur near 40 level
with W or double bottom pattern.
 A bearish hidden divergence is strongest when it occur near 65
level with M or double top pattern.
 Usually highest volume is witness in reversal candle as compared
to last 5-8 candles near its resistance at 65 or support at 40 in RSI .

50. Multiple Divergence
 Whenever price makes a series of lower low n RSI makes a series
of higher low it known to be Multiple Simple Bullish Divergence.
 Whenever price makers a series of higher high n RSI makes a series
of lower high it is known to be Multiple Simple Bearish
Divergence.
 Whenever RSI makes a series of lower low n Price makes a series of
higher low it is known to be Multiple Hidden Bullish Divergence.
 Whenever RSI makes a series of Higher high n Price makes a series
of lower high it is known to be Multiple Hidden Bearish
Divergence.

57. Key Points For Multiple Divergence
 Multiple Bullish Divergence are more reliable when RSI value lies
between 40 -10 along with triple bottom , falling wedge , H &S
formation formed either in RSI or in price.
 Multiple Bearish Divergence are more reliable when RSI value lies
between 65-80 along with triple top , rising wedge, H&S formation
formed wither in RSI or in price.
 Multiple hidden divergence are more reliable when RSI value lies
between 40-65 along with spring ,triangle, flag or combination of three
is formed either in Price or RSI.
 Multiple Divergence are the strongest & most reliable trend reversal
signal .
 Valid for all timeframe.

58. Conclusion

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