Description

The RSI Edge Course by Andrew E. Cardwell Jr. from Cardwellrsiedge is loaded with diagrams and delineations which serve as a reference manual for your trading.
What is RSI?
Technical investigators use the relative strength index (RSI) to determine whether a stock or other asset is overbought or oversold. The RSI evaluates the magnitude of recent price vacillations and is used to determine whether a stock or other asset has reached an overbought or oversold circumstance.
Signs of the relative strength index (RSI) are presented as oscillators and may have readings going from 0 to 100. It was created by J. Welles Wilder Jr. also first published in a significant 1978 book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, that the marker originally gained widespread attention.
It is conventional insight that RSI readings of 70 or above suggest that an asset is becoming overbought or overpriced and might be ready for a trend reversal or market correction. A RSI reading of 30 or below suggests that the market is oversold or undervalued in some manner.
How does the RSI Edge Course by Cardwellrsiedge benefit you in trading?
The RSI Edge Course via Cardwellrsiedge takes the knowledge gained in The RSI Basic Course to a whole new level of market comprehension and understanding. It includes ten sound CDs that include the sound that corresponds to the diagrams and illustrations in the handbook. Andrew offers large numbers of his unique trends and trading models at this level.
Moreover, Andrew E. Cardwell Jr. presents his own RSI, which he dubbed the Cardwell Financial Group Momentum Oscillator in the beginning. He has now changed the name to The CFG. Numerous students have examined the CFG first and afterward the RSI.
The outline of RSI Edge Course

I. Difference between Trading vs. Making Money
II. Trend Analysis through Range & Moving Averages

Trend Analysis through Range Analysis
Moving Averages of Price and RSI
Guidelines for Trend Analysis
Acceleration Factor: Range Rules & Moving Averages Combination

III. Pattern Recognition/Divergence

Rising Bottoms/Declining Tops
Signal Counts: 2, 3, 4 5
Flats
Complex Patterns
Hidden Signals
Cardwell Weekly RSI

IV. Pattern Recognition/Positive and Negative Reversals

Signal Counts
As a Price Targeting Tool
Reversal Failures

V. Price Analysis with Trend Line Analysis
VI. CFG (My Personal RSI)

Formula
Parameters
Pattern Recognition/Positive & Negative Reversals
CFG mo and RSI Combinations

VII. Money Spreads

Moving Average Combinations for Trend Analysis & Trend Change

VIII. Closing Review & Overview of Current Markets

Review of RSI Edge
Trend Analysis Checklist
Overview of Current Markets & Outlook
Q&A/Open Forum

Meet your course instructor Andrew E. Cardwell Jr. – The creator of Cardwellrsiedge

In May of 1978, Andrew E. Cardwell Jr. began dealing with the Relative Strength Index (RSI). Despite his extensive investigation into other technical pointers and studies, he professes to have yet to discover whatever can match the RSI in terms of what it provides.
Andrew E. Cardwell Jr. has had students from one side of the planet to the other utilize his course material to trade in a variety of markets and time periods. Students from 28 different countries are presently attending his course on account of the appearance of his newest enrollee from Portugal. New traders, seasoned traders, money managers, and surprisingly senior technical examiners from large brokerage companies have completed his classes.
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