RSI Extremes

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RSI Extremes — Exhaustion-Based Entry & Exit Framework

RSI Extremes is an analytical momentum-exhaustion framework designed to highlight statistically rare conditions where price action has stretched far enough to warrant heightened attention. Rather than attempting to predict direction or forecast outcomes, this tool focuses on identifying extreme pressure zones where risk dynamics materially change.

The indicator is intentionally minimal, rule-based, and transparent, making it suitable for studying market behavior across any asset class or timeframe.

Core Concept

Traditional RSI implementations rely on a single RSI line calculated from closing prices. RSI Extremes takes a more nuanced approach by separating downside exhaustion from upside exhaustion using different price references:

RSI (Low) is used to evaluate downside pressure

RSI (High) is used to evaluate upside pressure

This separation allows the indicator to react to true intrabar extremes instead of relying solely on closes, which can obscure meaningful stress during volatile moves.

Signal Logic
ENTER (Oversold Exhaustion)

An ENTER event is generated when:

RSI calculated on Low prices touches or falls below a user-defined lower threshold (default: 15)

This condition highlights moments where selling pressure has reached an extreme and downside momentum may be statistically overextended.

EXIT (Overbought Exhaustion)

An EXIT event is generated when:

RSI calculated on High prices touches or exceeds a user-defined upper threshold (default: 85)

This condition highlights moments where buying pressure has reached an extreme and upside momentum may be statistically overextended.

Real-Time + Bar-Close Safety

RSI Extremes is designed to function reliably in both live and historical environments:

Real-time detection allows signals to appear as conditions are met intrabar

Bar-close backup logic ensures signals are not missed if real-time conditions occur between updates

One alert per event prevents duplicate or spam signals

This structure makes the indicator suitable for observation, testing, and integration into broader analytical workflows.

Cooldown (Rest Period)

To reduce signal clustering in choppy or highly compressed conditions, RSI Extremes includes a configurable cooldown period after any signal. During this rest window, no new ENTER or EXIT events will fire.

This helps isolate meaningful extremes rather than repeated micro-signals.

Visual Components

RSI (Low) — highlights downside pressure

RSI (High) — highlights upside pressure

Ghost RSI (smoothed) — a visual-only reference to contextualize momentum flow

Neutral band (30–70) — provides orientation without acting as a signal source

The ghost line does not participate in signal logic and exists strictly to improve visual clarity.

How RSI Extremes Works with Rasta

RSI Extremes is designed to complement Rasta, not replace it.

Role Separation

Rasta focuses on structure and directional rhythm

RSI Extremes focuses on exhaustion and pressure extremes

When used together:

Rasta helps define context and trend behavior

RSI Extremes highlights where that behavior may be stretched

Practical Pairing Concept

A common analytical workflow is:

Use Rasta to understand market structure, regime, and directional flow

Use RSI Extremes to observe where price has reached statistically rare exhaustion levels within that structure

This pairing allows users to study timing versus context without relying on a single indicator to do everything.

Important Notes

RSI Extremes is an analytical and educational tool

It does not predict future price movement

It does not provide financial advice

Signals indicate conditions, not outcomes

Users are responsible for interpretation, risk management, and decision-making

Summary

RSI Extremes is a focused exhaustion-detection framework built to:

Highlight rare momentum conditions

Reduce noise through strict thresholds and cooldown logic

Operate cleanly in real-time and historical analysis

Integrate naturally with structure-based tools like Rasta

Its strength lies in clarity, restraint, and role discipline — identifying when markets are stretched, not what must happen next.

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RSI Extremes — Exhaustion-Based Entry & Exit Framework

RSI Extremes is an analytical momentum-exhaustion framework designed to highlight statistically rare conditions where price action has stretched far enough to warrant heightened attention. Rather than attempting to predict direction or forecast outcomes, this tool focuses on identifying extreme pressure zones where risk dynamics materially change.

The indicator is intentionally minimal, rule-based, and transparent, making it suitable for studying market behavior across any asset class or timeframe.

Core Concept

Traditional RSI implementations rely on a single RSI line calculated from closing prices. RSI Extremes takes a more nuanced approach by separating downside exhaustion from upside exhaustion using different price references:

RSI (Low) is used to evaluate downside pressure

RSI (High) is used to evaluate upside pressure

This separation allows the indicator to react to true intrabar extremes instead of relying solely on closes, which can obscure meaningful stress during volatile moves.

Signal Logic
ENTER (Oversold Exhaustion)

An ENTER event is generated when:

RSI calculated on Low prices touches or falls below a user-defined lower threshold (default: 15)

This condition highlights moments where selling pressure has reached an extreme and downside momentum may be statistically overextended.

EXIT (Overbought Exhaustion)

An EXIT event is generated when:

RSI calculated on High prices touches or exceeds a user-defined upper threshold (default: 85)

This condition highlights moments where buying pressure has reached an extreme and upside momentum may be statistically overextended.

Real-Time + Bar-Close Safety

RSI Extremes is designed to function reliably in both live and historical environments:

Real-time detection allows signals to appear as conditions are met intrabar

Bar-close backup logic ensures signals are not missed if real-time conditions occur between updates

One alert per event prevents duplicate or spam signals

This structure makes the indicator suitable for observation, testing, and integration into broader analytical workflows.

Cooldown (Rest Period)

To reduce signal clustering in choppy or highly compressed conditions, RSI Extremes includes a configurable cooldown period after any signal. During this rest window, no new ENTER or EXIT events will fire.

This helps isolate meaningful extremes rather than repeated micro-signals.

Visual Components

RSI (Low) — highlights downside pressure

RSI (High) — highlights upside pressure

Ghost RSI (smoothed) — a visual-only reference to contextualize momentum flow

Neutral band (30–70) — provides orientation without acting as a signal source

The ghost line does not participate in signal logic and exists strictly to improve visual clarity.

How RSI Extremes Works with Rasta

RSI Extremes is designed to complement Rasta, not replace it.

Role Separation

Rasta focuses on structure and directional rhythm

RSI Extremes focuses on exhaustion and pressure extremes

When used together:

Rasta helps define context and trend behavior

RSI Extremes highlights where that behavior may be stretched

Practical Pairing Concept

A common analytical workflow is:

Use Rasta to understand market structure, regime, and directional flow

Use RSI Extremes to observe where price has reached statistically rare exhaustion levels within that structure

This pairing allows users to study timing versus context without relying on a single indicator to do everything.

Important Notes

RSI Extremes is an analytical and educational tool

It does not predict future price movement

It does not provide financial advice

Signals indicate conditions, not outcomes

Users are responsible for interpretation, risk management, and decision-making

Summary

RSI Extremes is a focused exhaustion-detection framework built to:

Highlight rare momentum conditions

Reduce noise through strict thresholds and cooldown logic

Operate cleanly in real-time and historical analysis

Integrate naturally with structure-based tools like Rasta

Its strength lies in clarity, restraint, and role discipline — identifying when markets are stretched, not what must happen next.