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dotnet add package StockSharp.Strategies.0110_RSI_Failure_Swing --version 5.0.2

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RSI Failure Swing Strategy (C# Version)

RSI Failure Swing is a classic reversal technique where the RSI forms a higher low in oversold territory or a lower high in overbought territory. This failure to reach a new extreme often precedes a change in trend.

Testing indicates an average annual return of about 67%. It performs best in the stocks market.

The strategy buys when the RSI holds above its prior low and then crosses back above 30, or sells when it fails to exceed a prior high and crosses below 70.

A percent stop limits downside, and positions close when RSI crosses the opposite level.

Details

  • Entry Criteria: indicator signal
  • Long/Short: Both
  • Exit Criteria: stop-loss or opposite signal
  • Stops: Yes, percent based
  • Default Values:
    • CandleType = 15 minute
    • StopLoss = 2%
  • Filters:
    • Category: Reversal
    • Direction: Both
    • Indicators: RSI
    • Stops: Yes
    • Complexity: Intermediate
    • Timeframe: Intraday
    • Seasonality: No
    • Neural networks: No
    • Divergence: No
    • Risk level: Medium

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