(1) When the RSI is at a high level, but after hitting a new high in RSI recently, one peak is lower than the other. At this point, the stock price on the K-line chart hit a new high again, forming a trend that one peak is higher than another, which is the top deviation. Top deviation is generally a signal that the stock price is about to reverse at a high level, indicating that the stock price is about to fall in the short term, which is a selling signal.

(2) 2) The bottom deviation of RSI generally appears in the low-level area below 20. When the stock price falls all the way on the K-line chart, it forms a wave-by-wave trend, and the RSI line takes the lead to stop falling and stabilize at a low level, forming a trend that the bottom is higher than the bottom, which is the bottom deviation. The bottom deviation generally indicates that the stock price may rebound in the short term, which is a signal of short-term buying.

Five major buying opportunities

(1) The current low does not break the original low;

(2)RSI & lt； 20. When the transaction volume shrinks for several consecutive days;

(3)RSI is around 20, showing the head and shoulder bottom or W bottom;

(4) When RSI breaks through 14 on 6th (when RSI

(5) When (5)SAR breaks through the tangent of two consecutive RSI peaks from bottom to top.

1, RSI 1 (white line) falls below 20 and breaks through 20, which is a buying signal.

When RSI 1 (white line) falls below 20, it shows that the market is oversold and there is little room for the stock price to continue to fall. At this time, you can tentatively open a small number of positions (test the water, remember to stop loss if you are wrong). When RSI 1 (white line) bottoms out above 20, you can add positions to buy stocks.

2. RSI 1 (white) and RSI2 (yellow) low gold forks, buy signals.

RSI 1 (white line) and RSI2 (yellow line) are both below 50, rising together. When RSI 1 (white line) breaks through RSI2 (yellow line) to form a golden cross, it is a very strong buying signal and you can actively buy stocks. If the volume also shows a moderate amplification pattern, the bullish signal is stronger.

3.RSI 1 (white line) falls below 80 from a high level, which is a selling signal.

When the RSI (white line) exceeds 80, it means that the market has entered an overbought state, and the space for the stock price to continue to rise is very effective. At this time, stocks can be sold properly. Wait and see. If RSI 1 (white line) peaks below 80, you can clear the position.

4. RSI 1 and RSI2 are high-level dead forks, selling stock signals.

RSI 1 and RSI2 run down together at a high level, and RSI 1 falls below RSI2 to form a dead fork, indicating that the Air Force has the upper hand and needs to sell its shares as soon as possible.