Trend pullback — RSI 40–55 in an uptrend regime
A ready-made setup: coins in an uptrend regime (50-SMA above 200) with RSI in the 40–55 pullback zone — a trend entry on a dip. Refreshes automatically.
When the 50-day average is above the 200-day, the trend is up. RSI between 40 and 55 marks a cooled-off pullback inside that trend — a classic point of interest for trend traders.
| # | Coin | Price | 24h | RSI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Apple tokenized stock (xStock)
AAPLX
|
$309.44 | -0.01% | 40.4 |
| 2 | 1000TAG 1000TAG | $1.19 | 0.00% | 51.5 |
| 3 | 1000000BOB 1000000BOB | $0.0159 | -0.01% | 52.9 |
What happened after the signal
Statistics over the median of daily closing prices after setup matches during the last 90 days (fees and slippage not included). Past values do not predict future moves and are not investment advice.
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The setup describes a cooled-off pullback inside an uptrend: the 50-day average is above the 200-day (a golden-cross regime) while daily RSI(14) sits in the 40–55 range. The averages set the long-term direction, and an RSI in the middle of its scale shows recent momentum has cooled without reaching oversold. Traders follow this state because corrections within a trend are the classic zones of interest for trend-following strategies.
A trend pullback is confirmed by the character of the decline: a correction on shrinking volume with price holding above key averages looks healthier than a sharp drop with growing seller participation. RSI turning up from the 40–55 zone adds another touch. The false signals are pullbacks that grow into reversals — RSI sinks below 40, the structure of higher lows breaks, and the "pullback" turns out, in hindsight, to be the start of a downtrend.
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