Relative Strength Screener

The Relative Strength screener uses the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to surface instruments exhibiting extreme momentum: either unusually strong or unusually weak relative to recent price history.

What It Does

Results are split into two tabs:

• Overbought: instruments where RSI has risen above the configured overbought threshold (default: 70)
• Oversold: instruments where RSI has fallen below the configured oversold threshold (default: 30)

The RSI(14) column shows the exact current reading, and the multi-timeframe performance columns provide context on whether the condition is occurring within a broader trend or against it.

Common Uses

• Finding pullback entries within uptrends (oversold pullback in a bullish market)
• Identifying potential exhaustion points in overbought conditions
• Confirming momentum extremes for trend-following strategies
• Mean-reversion setups when RSI reaches extreme levels at key technical zones

Important Note

An overbought reading does not automatically signal a sell, and an oversold reading does not automatically signal a buy. Strong trends can remain in extreme RSI territory for extended periods. Always combine RSI with trend direction and price action confirmation.

Open the Daily Relative Strength Screener

Jump straight into the daily Relative Strength (RSI) screener for the market you trade:

• Daily Crypto Relative Strength Screener
• Daily Forex Relative Strength Screener
• Daily Indices Relative Strength Screener
• Daily Commodities Relative Strength Screener
• Daily Metals Relative Strength Screener

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For full documentation including RSI settings, trading strategies, combining with other screeners, and best practices, see the Relative Strength Guide.