One bullish signal is when the RSI crosses below 30, where it would be considered oversold. But as noted above, bullish RSI signals are best used in uptrends. In a strong downtrend, the trend can continue well after momentum indicators have hit oversold levels. In addition, any trade entered on this signal may offer limited upside, since you’d likely be trading against a strong, recent trend.

Following a strong uptrend, another bullish RSI signal is a reversal after a decline to around 40-50, an area considered support during an uptrend. This is often confirmation of a positive momentum shift back toward the uptrend after a pullback, signaling potential for continued gains.

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