RSI Logic, Signals Time Frame Correlation

Chapter One: Old Myths and New Concepts

Part I: Getting Started .

Part IT: l11e RSI Half-pipe.

Part ffi: A Small Dose of RSI Mathematics 

PartJV:TheOldMyths 

Part V: New Ideas

Part VI: T heCardwellian Signals ............................................ 34

Chapter"J\vo: The Slanted RSI Universe

Part I: The RSI Distortion 

Partll: RSJ Zoom-in.

Part III: RSJ Segments and Channels

Pan rv: RSI Chaimel Logic

Part V: The Nature of Price/RSIDive.rgences 

Part VI: RSI Signals Revisited 

Part VIl: The RST Lighthouse

Part VU!: (DD)-Based Support and Resistance Lines 

Part IX: Validity of(DD) Signals 

Part X: FAST(DD) Signals 

Part XI: Patterns in the RSI.

Part XII: UseofRSI(3) 

Part Xlll: Practice.

Chapter Three: RSI Time Frame Correlation

Part l: Inrroduction. . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 111

Part n: Basis ofTime Frame Correlation ....................... .......... I 13

Partffi: railureof(DD)Signals ............................................ 115

Part JV: TFC - Zooming-in, Zooming-out. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

Part V: Jdentical Signals in DifferentTime F rames ...................... 125

Part VI: Conflicting Signals in the Same Time Frame.................. 129

Part VU: Conflicting Signals in Difforent Time Frames.............. 134

Part VITI: Projected Price Targets Revisited

Chapter Four: Additional Thoughts and Tools

Part 1: RSI Combined wit.h Other Technical Analysis Tools

Pa.rt. rJ: Practical Guidelines-Plotting RSI Channels 

Chapter Five: Real-TimeApplication

Part I: D1ug Index ($DRGX)

Part Il: Crude Oil Futures (CL)

Part Ill: S&P 500 Index

Part IV NVIDlA(NVDA)