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What is StochRSI?
Introduced by Tushar Chande and Stanley Kroll in 1994, StochRSI applies the stochastic formula to the RSI instead of price.
It is far more sensitive than the RSI and often hits its extremes.
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The calculation
StochRSI = (RSI − lowest RSI over N) / (highest RSI − lowest RSI over N).
%K is an average of StochRSI (3), %D an average of %K (3).
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Reading the signals
%K crossing %D below 20: bullish; above 80: bearish.
Use it in the direction of the trend to fine-tune entry timing.
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Settings and combinations
Period, %K and %D are adjustable in the Momentum group. It pairs well with: RSI, Stochastic Oscillator, MACD.
To put the signal in context, check the Heatmap, the news or ask the AI Compass. No indicator is investment advice.
◆ Step by step
Get started in 4 steps
- 01
Open a chart
Search for an asset on the Charts page and pick a timeframe.
- 02
Add the indicator
Open Indicators, Momentum group, then click StochRSI.
- 03
Adjust the settings
Change the parameters in the indicator sheet to suit your horizon.
- 04
Confirm the signal
Cross-check with the main trend and another indicator before concluding.
◆ FAQ
Your questions, clear answers.
01StochRSI or RSI?
StochRSI is faster; RSI is more reliable for trend.
02Why is it often at 0 or 100?
It measures the RSI's position within its own recent range.
03What is it for?
Timing entries within an existing trend.