To qualify for the study the market first needs to be very overbought and then second it needs to pull back extremely gently. The 2-day RSI is such a sensitive indicator that any decent pullback – even from a very overbought condition – would normally see it close below 85. While the sample size is very small, historically this has always been followed by a pullback.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
When Extremely Overbought Barely Pulls Back
Below is one pattern I examined in last night's Subscriber Letter that had interesting results.
To qualify for the study the market first needs to be very overbought and then second it needs to pull back extremely gently. The 2-day RSI is such a sensitive indicator that any decent pullback – even from a very overbought condition – would normally see it close below 85. While the sample size is very small, historically this has always been followed by a pullback.
To qualify for the study the market first needs to be very overbought and then second it needs to pull back extremely gently. The 2-day RSI is such a sensitive indicator that any decent pullback – even from a very overbought condition – would normally see it close below 85. While the sample size is very small, historically this has always been followed by a pullback.
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