>>52623962
>being wrong
You'll seethe all the way to the bottom.
>When the price goes up, the RSI follows. When the price goes down, the RSI follows.
Duh. And where does the Stoch RSI go after topping out and bottoming out? That's right.
You're agreeing with him and backing him up, without realizing it - which makes it seem like your brain is switched off, which is the case for most of the anons raging against Stoch RSI, as they seem unable to understand what they're looking at, failing to understand what the Stoch RSI users are saying, and even failing to comprehend what they're themselves saying - as in your case, where you unintentionally rekted yourself.
>When the price goes up, the RSI follows. When the price goes down, the RSI follows.
And the reason that happens is because, as he said:
>Because of how Stoch RSI works; due to its inherent nature; because it's a visual representation of the will of the market - when the market wants to sell more than buy, the Stoch RSI and the price goes down, and when the market wants to buy more than sell, the Stoch RSI and the price goes up.