When you add RSI to your chart it will put it in there for you as a default. Each day will show the value if you mouse on it. If a value is below 1, it's very low in the oversold area.
The RSI is a rangebound indicator, bound between 0 and 100, so the 30 & 70 range lines will always be in the same place. The values can be changed by editing the study in the thinkorswim desktop platform. A value of 0.00089 would be oversold. ^BW
Great video! Assuming you're a day trader specialising in Gold/silver (trend trading), what settings should you have? 14 days or 7 days? And should the chart be in 1 minute or 5 minutes?
Thank you. Pls let me know if you have a course/series on technical analysis. I would love to enrol in it. Or, pls sugget me the best place to learn it online. I would like it to be exactly like this video with crystal clear explanations.
Yes, we do have a number of courses, which you can find by going to Schwab.com, then point to the 'Learn' tab, then select a course under the 'Insights & Education' column header. ^MF
There are learn to trade books on youtube for free......start with the basics.....After 3 .5 years the only TA i find useful is volume and price action/candlesticks.4 hour chart is good for price action.
I use the rsi in a completely different way. Instead of reading over bought and over sold. I see these levels to buy when the rsi is in the upper zone etc
exactly when there is high volume ..i.e. the first 30 minutes of the trading day..a RSI over 70 shows a possible continuation of an up trend.. when the volume decreases then the RSI is overbought and oversold
Hello and thank you for reaching out. While we can only offer limited support through social media, our specialists are happy to assist. To discuss your concern with a broker, please call 800-435-4000 or initiate a secure chat session on Schwab.com, available 24/7 ^CH
Because every TF measure different time units per reference nr of candles (example setting RSI @ 14). What you see as "violent move" in 1m timeframe can be a smooth move in higher timeframes, like 1h timeframe candles in 1m TF = 14 min, while 14 candles in 1h = 14h. So what happens in 14 minutes in 1m TF, affects in a very minor way what happesn in 1h TF.
@@mihaipredescu yes that's right but it's doesn't explain that in the video,, for a good and complete rsi or any indicator analyze,, you need to check more than one TF
Completely wrong. Indicators remove the "emotional" nature of entering or exiting a position that could trigger catastrophic loses--blowing-up accounts.
it works only on history)) and on paint graphics, not in only real market
Ok brokie 😢
really good tutorial
thanks a lot, this was really helpful
Great video ❤
Cool but how do you know when a stock is overbought/oversold if the RSI value is something like 0.00089?? How do you know where the 30 and 70 is?
When you add RSI to your chart it will put it in there for you as a default. Each day will show the value if you mouse on it. If a value is below 1, it's very low in the oversold area.
The RSI is a rangebound indicator, bound between 0 and 100, so the 30 & 70 range lines will always be in the same place. The values can be changed by editing the study in the thinkorswim desktop platform. A value of 0.00089 would be oversold. ^BW
Hahaha sounds like your trying to trade on Robin Hood
Great video! Assuming you're a day trader specialising in Gold/silver (trend trading), what settings should you have? 14 days or 7 days? And should the chart be in 1 minute or 5 minutes?
Here's a great webcast from Schwab Coaching that will more clearly explain how to use RSI. th-cam.com/users/livenChG8BTpzdY?si=QX8UwBqmf1_nWk2K ^BW
RSI only work on higher timeframe H1 H4. Below than that winrate as low as below 50%.
The settings please
Thank you. Pls let me know if you have a course/series on technical analysis. I would love to enrol in it. Or, pls sugget me the best place to learn it online. I would like it to be exactly like this video with crystal clear explanations.
Yes, we do have a number of courses, which you can find by going to Schwab.com, then point to the 'Learn' tab, then select a course under the 'Insights & Education' column header. ^MF
There are learn to trade books on youtube for free......start with the basics.....After 3 .5 years the only TA i find useful is volume and price action/candlesticks.4 hour chart is good for price action.
3:22 Another event that RSI can't factor in is Elon Musk's tweets
I use the rsi in a completely different way. Instead of reading over bought and over sold. I see these levels to buy when the rsi is in the upper zone etc
exactly when there is high volume ..i.e. the first 30 minutes of the trading day..a RSI over 70 shows a possible continuation of an up trend.. when the volume decreases then the RSI is overbought and oversold
Fantastic, thank you very much Sir for this enlightenment
didn't the other video get taken down??
why did it get taken down??
We needed to rebrand our videos as Charles Schwab which is why we had to remove other videos. ^BC
How do you define gains or losses?
You lock in gains when you sell at a profit. You lock in losses when you sell for a deficit. ^CH
Only chart I need really
Thanks so bro you good
very good keep it up.
If it were that simple!
it is
Do you have a product or service, where an individual can put stocks into a basket and create a personal ETF?
Hello and thank you for reaching out. While we can only offer limited support through social media, our specialists are happy to assist. To discuss your concern with a broker, please call 800-435-4000 or initiate a secure chat session on Schwab.com, available 24/7 ^CH
Price action is better
Each time frame looks different on rsi
Because every TF measure different time units per reference nr of candles (example setting RSI @ 14). What you see as "violent move" in 1m timeframe can be a smooth move in higher timeframes, like 1h timeframe candles in 1m TF = 14 min, while 14 candles in 1h = 14h. So what happens in 14 minutes in 1m TF, affects in a very minor way what happesn in 1h TF.
@@mihaipredescu yes that's right but it's doesn't explain that in the video,, for a good and complete rsi or any indicator analyze,, you need to check more than one TF
all indicators are useless
I like you guy
If you don’t know how to use them.
Completely wrong. Indicators remove the "emotional" nature of entering or exiting a position that could trigger catastrophic loses--blowing-up accounts.
Why???
Operator error
Not useful information market maybe not go to 70 or 30 it happen sometime to overbought or sold
Then why are you on You tube ?you could use your this Idea ad become millionaire 😊😊
He's explaining for people like you who are the most ignorant and negative in every aspect of life.. it's not for him 😂😂😂