The classic RSI falls short: it either reacts late or gives too many signals. solves the dilemma by using two at once—a slow RSI and a fast RSI—with a five-zone system.
How to read it
The slow RSI gives you the momentum context; the fast one, the precise moment. The five zones structure the read from deep oversold to deep overbought, and the Diamond signals mark the points where both RSIs align.
How to use it in practice
In a bullish context, you wait for the fast RSI to enter a low zone while the slow one stays strong: it's the classic pullback entry, but filtered by two horizons. The Diamond signal warns you when the alignment is optimal.
When not to rely on it alone
The fast RSI is very sensitive: in strong trends it will hit the extremes again and again. Always trade its signals with the context, never against it.