only because it's a faster signal, and my timeframe can be short when markets are volatile. very much a personal choice, etc. fwiw, I have no interest in technicals as a predictive tool (since they aren't), merely as a guide for support vs. resistance for entry & exit.
Likewise. Certain commodities do tend to trade on “technicals” — basic backtesting and optimisation more or less reveal which ones do and don’t; I don’t think this is controversial. Nor predictive. I’ll sometimes have a panel on RSI 9 or even 7 when I’m planning that day an exit (or an entry).
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not trying to be clever here, I just don't see why $ assets are attractive personally ?
Is there a particular reason why you use RSI (9) vs the more common, or at least default, 14?
The bond market remembers
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