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Which is more effective, RSI or KDJ?
KDJ has more signals and more trading opportunities, but the accuracy is not as good as RSI.

1 and KDJ indicators, also known as "random indicators", were initiated by George 1ane. Like William indicator, it is one of the most commonly used technical analysis tools in futures and stock markets.

2.RSI (Relative Strength Index) is a technical index created by Wells Wider, which calculates the comparison of market buying and selling power through the change of stock price in a specific period, judges the internal strength of stock price, and speculates the future change direction of price.

3. The values of 3.KD and RSI range from 0 to 100. Both of them are suitable for judging the shape of head, shoulder and bottom and multiple tops (bottoms).

They can also draw a trend line according to the trajectory of rising and falling to clarify the trend. The concepts of support and pressure can be introduced into the curves of KD and RSI. A broken support line and pressure line is also a signal to take action.

4. In KDJ, the J-value signal does not often appear, but once it does, the reliability is quite high. /kloc-overbought above 0/00 indicates that it will fall back in the future. Less than 0 is oversold, indicating a rebound.

Two lines of KD, observing its interval, above 80 are overbought areas, below 20 are overbought areas, and the rest are wandering areas. Judging the trend of golden fork and dead fork in different intervals.

5. In RSI, judge the market according to the value of RSI. Divide 100 into four regions, and operate according to the region where the RSI value drops. RSI can be judged by two or more lines. When two lines cross:

Short-term RSI> Long-term RSI should be a bull market;

Short-term RSI6, compared with MACD, both have frequent trading signals, especially KDJ.

Some signals are unreliable, so be careful to filter them out.

At this time, it can be judged together with other indicators (such as moving average, K-line pattern, MACD, BOLL, etc.). ).