🧠 Introduction to RSI, MACD, and Volume 📊

📈 1. RSI (Relative Strength Index)

🔍 Purpose:

Helps to determine if an asset is overbought or oversold.
📊 Common Parameter: RSI(14) – calculated over the last 14 sessions.

📌 How to Read:

RSI > 75 → Overbought, may correct downwards.
RSI < 25 → Oversold, potential for a rebound.

💡 Note:

Combine RSI with trendline or support/resistance levels to confirm signals.

Do not rely solely on RSI to make trading decisions.

📉 2. MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)

🔍 Purpose:

Helps to evaluate momentum and find trend reversal points.

📊 Structure:

MACD = EMA(12) – EMA(26)
Signal = EMA(9) of MACD
Histogram = MACD – Signal

📌 How to Read:

MACD crosses above the signal → Buy signal.
MACD crosses below the signal → Sell signal.
Increasing histogram → Strong momentum.

💡 Note:

MACD works well when combined with RSI or Volume.
More suitable in clearly trending markets.

🔊 3. Volume (Trading Volume)

🔍 Purpose:

Confirms the strength and sustainability of price trends.

📌 How to Read:

Price increase + Volume increase → Strong trend.
Price increase + Volume decrease → Reversal signal.
Volume spike → Upcoming volatility.

💡 Note:

Volume is extremely important when combined with price patterns.
Do not overlook Volume when analyzing charts.

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