Qualified RSI Entries with Consecutive Threshold Confirmation

Summary

This expert-advisor concept uses RSI thresholds to qualify long and short entries. A buy setup requires the RSI on the most recently completed bar to be below 45, followed by confirmation that RSI remains below that level across a configurable run of earlier bars. A sell setup mirrors the rule above 55. The description also says the system checks that sufficient funds are available before opening a position and uses the prior bar’s close as the reference for position modification.

The document identifies the hourly chart and default parameters as the setting for reported results, but the supplied text contains no actual performance figures, test period, market, or risk statistics. It therefore explains entry and position-management mechanics without supporting an assessment of profitability or robustness. The thresholds, confirmation length, and behavior across instruments remain parameter choices that would need separate evaluation.

Key ideas

• A buy signal starts when RSI on the last completed bar is below 45.
• A sell signal starts when RSI on that bar is above 55.
• Entry confirmation requires RSI to remain beyond the corresponding threshold over a configurable set of earlier bars.
• The advisor checks available funds before opening a position.
• Position modification uses the previous bar’s close as its reference, while performance details are absent from the text.

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