RSI Swing Failure Trading Setup
RSI silver trading swing failure can be a very accurate technique for trading short term silver trading moves. It can also be used for trading long term trends but it is best suited for short term silver trading especially for those silver traders that trade reversals.
The RSI swing failure swing trading setup is a confirmation of a pending market reversal. This silver trading swing failure setups a leading breakout signal, it warns that a support or resistance level in the trading market is going to be penetrated. This trading setup should occur at values above 70 for an upward silver trend and values below 30 in a downward silver trend.
Swing Failure In an Upward Trend
If the silver trading RSI Indicator hits 79 then pulls back to 72, then rises to 76 and finally drops to below 72 this is considered a failure swing silver trading RSI setup. Since the 72 level is an RSI support level and it has been penetrated it means that price will & follow & it will penetrate its support level.
In the trading example explained and shown below, the silver trading RSI indicator hits 73 then pulls back to 56, this is a support level. The silver indicator then rises to 68 and then drops to below 56, thus breaking the support level. The trading price then follows afterwards breaking it support level. The silver trading RSI swing failure is a leading signal and it is confirmed when trading price also breaks it support level. Some traders open trades once the swing failure is complete while other silver traders wait for trading price confirmation, either way it is for a trader to decide what work best for them.
RSI Swing Failure Setup in an Upward Trend
Swing Failure In a Downwards Trend
If the silver trading RSI Indicator hits 20 then pulls back to 28, then falls to 24 and finally penetrates above 28, this is considered a failure swing setup. Since the 28 level is an RSI resistance level and it has been penetrated it means that price will & follow & it will penetrate its resistance level.
RSI Swing Failure Setup in a Downward Trend