Overview
Relative Strength Screener
Relative Strength Screener
The Relative Strength Screen helps traders identify instruments that are potentially overbought or oversold using the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
Unlike trend-following screens that focus on breakouts or momentum, the Relative Strength Screen focuses on identifying markets that may be stretched too far in one direction and could be approaching a reversal, pullback, or continuation opportunity.
This screen is particularly useful for:
- Mean reversion trading
- Swing trading
- Positional trading
- Trend continuation analysis
- Identifying exhaustion moves
- Finding potential reversal setups
Available Sections
RSI Basics
Learn how RSI works and how to interpret RSI readings.
Overbought vs Oversold
Explore both tabs and understand what they reveal.
Trading Strategies
Practical ways to use Relative Strength in real trading.
Combining Screens
Improve signal quality by combining scanners.
Settings
Customize RSI thresholds and sensitivity.
Best Practices
Tips, mistakes to avoid, and recommended workflows.