Support & FAQ
The questions that come up most. If yours is not here, write to me — I answer them myself, usually the same day.
What RSI levels trigger an alert?
By default you are emailed when RSI closes below 30 (oversold) or above 70 (overbought). On a PRO plan you can set your own two levels per alert, along with the period, the interval and which price the calculation reads.
What does the 14 in “RSI (14)” mean?
RSI is calculated across a number of past periods, and 14 is the default. On a daily alert that means the last 14 closing prices. PRO alerts let you change it.
Which markets are covered?
Every major US exchange, and a large set of international listings besides — those carry a suffix, like .LON, .FRK or .BSE. Currencies are covered too: 71 pairs, through the FX add-on.
How often is RSI recalculated?
A free alert reads the closed daily candle. PRO alerts can run on 60-minute, daily, weekly or monthly candles, and FX alerts on 4-hour, daily or weekly ones. It is always the closed candle, never the one still forming — so a spike that fades before the close will not email you, which is the difference between this and the live number on a broker terminal.
Can I get alerts on crypto?
Not individual coins. You can track the crypto ETFs and trusts that list on a supported exchange, and the FX add-on covers currency pairs. Coins themselves are still on the list.
Why RSI alerts at all?
I built this for myself. I invest long-term with a speculative edge, and I wanted to know when something on my watchlist left the 30–70 band without opening a terminal every day. It turned out other people wanted the same thing, so here it is.
Still stuck? Ask me.
Anything about the app, its features, RSI or the rest of the indicator zoo — I read every message. Investment advice is the one thing I have to leave alone.
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