RSI reclaiming 50
RSI crossing back above its midline in a stock that never lost its long-term trend.
The 30 and 70 extremes get all the attention, but in a trending stock RSI rarely reaches 30 at all. It bottoms near 40 and reclaims 50 as the pullback ends. So the midline cross is the earlier and far more common buy signal in an uptrend, and the 200-day filter confines the list to stocks where "the pullback ending" is the right way to read it. Read the guide: RSI divergence screener for NSE stocks → Read the guide: RSI screener guide for NSE stocks →
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