TSI Indices Technical Analysis & TSI Trade Signals

Index Trend Strength Indicator

Developed & Created by William Blau

TSI is a momentum indicator for trading. It uses a quick momentum formula. This makes it react fast to price shifts and lead the market direction.

The TSI shows as a blue line. A red signal line joins it. Crosses between them create signals.

The TSI also makes a histogram that shows how different the TSI Line and the Signal-line are. This histogram goes above or below the middle line: histogram levels above the middle line show a positive crossover signal, while levels below the middle line show a negative crossover signal.

Index Technical Analysis & How to Generate Signals

The TSI technical indicator utilizes a variety of distinct methodologies and techniques to generate signals for trade entry. This indicator can be employed similarly to the RSI for ascertaining the general direction of market trends. Furthermore, overbought and oversold conditions can also be visualized using the TSI. The most conventional approaches for signal generation are:

Zero line Crossover ( Histogram crossover not Lines Stock Index crossover)

• Buy - when the histo-gram crosses above 0 a buy gets generated
• Sell - when the histogram crosses below the 0 a sell is generated

Stock Signal line Crossover

• A buy signal gets derived & generated when the TSI line crosses above the Signal Line
• A sell gets generated when TSI line crosses below the Signal Line

This signal mirrors the one mentioned above, with the timing aligning with the moments when the histogram crossovers occur.

Divergence Trading

Divergence is used to find possible spots where the indices trend might change. Here are the change patterns:

Classic Indices Divergence

Classic Bullish Divergence in Stock Index: Lower lows in price coupled with higher lows on the trading indicator.

Index Classic Bearish Divergence: Higher highs in price and lower highs on the indicator

Divergence analysis can also reveal forthcoming points where the price action direction might continue its trend. The types of continuation divergence trade setups include:

Hidden Stock Divergence Trading Setup

Stock Index Concealed Bullish Divergence: indicating higher lows in price and lower lows on the indicator.

Index Hidden Bearish Divergence: Characterized by lower peaks in the price action paired with higher peaks on the accompanying indicator.

Over-bought/Oversold Levels in Indicator

This tool serves to pinpoint instances where price action movements are excessively bought or sold.

• Over-bought condition - levels being greater than the +25 level
• Oversold condition - levels being lesser than the -25 level

Trades can be generated when TSI crosses these technical levels.

A buy signal is generated when the indicator levels cross above the -25 level.

Sell signal - when the areas cross below +25 level a sell signal is generated.

Oversold - Buy Signal

Over-bought: sell trade signal,

Overbought and oversold levels are marked using horizontal lines positioned at the +25 and -25 points.

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