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RSI Range Shift - The Lesson Nobody Taught You
This post is for education only, not a buy or sell recommendation. Manage your risk.
Be honest. When you first learned RSI, someone told you this - above 70 sell, below 30 buy.
I followed this rule for a long time and kept losing. Selling strong stocks too early, buying weak stocks too early. Then I noticed something on my charts that changed how I use RSI completely. Let me break it down topic by topic using this Apple daily chart as an example.
Topic 1 : What is RSI Range Shift ?
RSI does not move randomly between 0 and 100. It lives in different zones depending on the trend.
In an uptrend, RSI stays roughly between 35 and 80. In a downtrend, RSI shifts down and stays roughly between 20 and 65.
Same indicator, same settings, but completely different behaviour. The zone where RSI is living tells you the real trend.
Topic 2 : RSI Behaviour in an Uptrend
Look at the green boxes on the Apple chart. In every uptrend, RSI never really went below 35-40. Every dip in price, RSI came near 40 and bounced back up. And it kept touching 70-80 again and again while the stock kept climbing.
Lesson here - a stock sitting at RSI 70-80 for weeks is not weak, it is strong. Strongest trends stay overbought the longest. If you sold every time RSI crossed 70, you missed the entire move.
Topic 3 : RSI Behaviour in a Downtrend
Now look at the red boxes. Complete opposite story. RSI got stuck between 20 and 65. Every bounce in price, RSI went up to 60-65 and died there. It could not cross 70.
And here is the painful part - when RSI hit 30, it was not a bottom. Price kept falling. Oversold can stay oversold in a downtrend. Buying just because RSI touched 30 is how people catch falling knives.
Topic 4 : Where to Buy and Where to Sell
Once you know which zone RSI is living in, entries become simple.
In an uptrend - when RSI comes down to the 40 area and starts turning up, that is your dip buying zone. Not RSI 30. In a proper uptrend RSI may never even reach 30.
In a downtrend - when RSI bounces to 60-65 and starts turning down, that is where rallies die. That is a zone to book profits or sell, not to chase a breakout.
Simple line to remember - buy dips in strength, sell rallies in weakness.
Topic 5 : The Early Warning Signal
This is the most powerful part. When RSI breaks its range, the trend character is changing.
If a stock was holding RSI 40 on every dip for months and suddenly RSI cracks below 35 and stays there, be alert. The uptrend may be ending. Many times this warning comes before the price structure breaks.
Check the chart yourself - every green to red transition started with RSI losing its support zone first.
Topic 6 : How to Apply This From Tomorrow
Step 1 - Open the daily chart of any stock you trade.
Step 2 - Zoom out and see where RSI took support and resistance in the last few months.
Step 3 - Decide the zone. Holding 40 and touching 70-80 means bull range. Stuck below 65 and hitting 25-30 means bear range.
Step 4 - Trade the boundaries of that zone, not the textbook 30-70 lines.
Step 5 - The day RSI breaks its zone, respect the warning.
Final Words
Stop asking "is RSI overbought or oversold". Start asking "which zone is RSI living in". That one question tells you the trend, where to buy dips, where to sell rallies, and warns you before the trend flips.
Try it on your own charts. You will see the same pattern everywhere.
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TMPV | Downtrend Intact — Liquidity Below
By analyzing the 🇮🇳 #TMPV (Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles) chart on the 4H timeframe, we can see that the stock remains firmly within a downtrend. Every corrective rally has been sold, and the most recent bounce into supply just gave sellers their next opportunity to press price toward the liquidity below.
📊 4H Timeframe
On the 4H, the structure is clearly bearish — price has been printing bearish BOS after bearish BOS on the way down. The most recent corrective rally carried price back up into the Order Block ( ₹402 – ₹412 region), a deep pullback into supply — and price rejected right from it, rolling over immediately exactly as a bearish OB should behave.
With price now trading around ₹336.30 , the draw is clearly to the downside. Below sits the sell-side liquidity (SSL) at ₹294.35 — the weak low that price is being pulled toward. My expectation is a continuation lower to run that liquidity, since it represents the unprotected low the market wants to sweep. The entire bearish thesis stays valid as long as price holds below the Protected High at ₹449.20 — a level price should not approach while the trend remains down; only a decisive break above it would flip the structure bullish.
🎯 The Bias
My base case is bearish continuation. Price rejected cleanly from the Order Block, the downtrend is intact, and the clear draw on liquidity is the weak low (SSL) at ₹294.35. In my view, as long as TMPV stays capped below the Protected High (₹449.20), every rally into supply remains a selling opportunity rather than a reversal — the market is hunting the liquidity resting below, and the path of least resistance points lower.
📰 Fundamental Backdrop
The bearish structure lines up with a genuinely weak fundamental picture. TMPV — the standalone passenger-vehicle entity created from the Tata Motors demerger in October 2025, which also holds Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and the electric business (TPEM) — recently plunged to a fresh 52-week low near ₹308.65, dropping over 10% in a single week amid heavy selling pressure. The pressure is fundamental as much as technical: the company's most recent quarter saw net profit fall sharply year-on-year, and it raised passenger-vehicle prices by up to 1.5% from July 1 to offset rising input costs and inflation — a sign of margin strain. Compact-vehicle sales have dipped, and the stock carries a high beta (~1.54), meaning it tends to fall harder than the broader market when sentiment sours. There is a longer-term bull case worth respecting — TMPV commands a dominant ~66% share of India's EV passenger market, is investing ₹16,000–18,000 crore in EVs by FY30, and is executing an "AI-first, Green Mobility" roadmap with new launches like the Sierra.ev — but with the next earnings not due until early November and no near-term catalyst, the chart and the fundamentals point the same way: toward a test of the lows.
This analysis will be updated as the market evolves. If this breakdown added value, drop a like 👍 and a comment 💬 to support the work — and share where you see Tata Motors heading next! Best Regards, BigBeluga 🐳 One Market, Infinite TrendsHave you ever noticed something strange while looking at charts? You open the 5-minute timeframe and see a strong uptrend. Then you switch to the 1-hour chart, and the market suddenly looks like it is moving sideways. Move to the daily timeframe, and now it looks like a downtrend. The obvious question is, which one is correct?
The surprising answer is that they are all correct. The market does not have just one trend. It has many trends happening at the same time. Understanding this simple idea can completely change the way you read charts and explain why experienced traders rarely rely on only one timeframe.
Every Timeframe Tells a Different Story
Think of standing in front of a mountain. If you stand very close, you only see rocks, trees, and small details. As you move farther away, you begin to see the entire mountain. Neither view is wrong. You are simply looking at the same object from a different distance.
Charts work the same way. A lower timeframe shows every small battle between buyers and sellers. A higher timeframe hides that noise and reveals the bigger picture. The market has not changed. Only your perspective has.
The Market Is Fractal:
One of the most fascinating characteristics of financial markets is their fractal nature. This means similar patterns repeat themselves across different timeframes.
A breakout on the 5-minute chart may look almost identical to a breakout on the daily chart. Trends, pullbacks, consolidations, and reversals appear everywhere, whether you are looking at one minute or one month.
It is like zooming into the branches of a tree. Every branch looks similar to the whole tree. The pattern repeats itself at different sizes.
This is why traders can use many of the same price action concepts on almost any timeframe.
Why Trends Can Coexist?
Many beginners believe there can only be one trend at a time. In reality, several trends can exist together without contradicting each other.
Imagine climbing a staircase.
Each step moves upward.
At the same time, you may walk slightly left or right while climbing.
From close up, your movement looks different.
From a distance, everyone can clearly see you are moving upstairs.
The market behaves in a similar way.
The daily chart may be in a strong uptrend.
Inside that uptrend, the 1-hour chart may show a temporary pullback.
Within that pullback, the 5-minute chart may even have its own short-term uptrend.
Each timeframe is simply showing a smaller part of the bigger picture.
The Zoom Illusion
Imagine opening Google Maps.
At the highest zoom level, you can see your entire country.
Zoom in, and you only see your city.
Zoom in again, and you see individual streets.
Finally, you see a single building.
Nothing has changed except your level of zoom.
Charts work exactly the same way.
Changing timeframes is simply changing your zoom level.
The market itself remains exactly the same.
Which Timeframe Is the Best?
This is one of the most common questions traders ask.
The truth is that no timeframe is better than another.
A scalper may only care about the 1-minute chart.
A swing trader may focus on the 4-hour and daily charts.
A long-term investor may rarely look below the weekly timeframe.
The best timeframe is the one that matches your trading style.
Instead of searching for the "perfect" timeframe, successful traders learn how different timeframes work together.
The Bigger Picture Always Matters
Imagine reading a single sentence from a book without knowing the rest of the story. It is easy to misunderstand its meaning.
The same happens in trading.
Looking at only one timeframe can hide important information. A perfect buy setup on the 15-minute chart might actually be trading directly into a strong resistance level visible on the daily chart.
This is why experienced traders often begin with higher timeframes to understand the overall market direction before moving to lower timeframes to fine-tune their entries.
My Thoughts
The market does not change when you switch timeframes; only your perspective changes. Every timeframe reveals a different layer of the same story. Lower timeframes show the details, higher timeframes reveal the bigger picture, and together they create a complete view of the market.
The next time you see two charts showing different trends, remember this simple idea.
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GOOGL | At A Key Flip Zone — Earnings Tomorrow Decide The Path!
By analyzing the #GOOGL (Alphabet) chart on the 4H timeframe, we can see that the broader trend remains bullish, and price is now sitting at a decisive Flip Zone right before a major catalyst. The next move hinges on whether buyers can reclaim the level above — so let's break down both scenarios.
📊 4H Timeframe
On the 4H, the higher-timeframe trend is up. After bottoming with a Liquidity Sweep below the Protected Low at $272.04 , price rallied hard and reclaimed structure. Most recently it had been correcting inside a descending channel — but it just broke that channel to the upside and printed a clean bullish sequence: an internal CHoCH (i ch), followed by i BOS and another i BOS. That's the internal structure shifting bullish.
Price is now trading around $352.06 , right at the Flip Zone. The key level overhead is the Protected High at $375.93 , and just above it sits the buy-side liquidity (BSL) at $408.43 . There's also an FVG marked overhead ( $353.33 – $369.03 ) that comes into play in the bullish path.
🎯 The Bias
Two scenarios are on the table, and tomorrow's earnings will likely be the trigger:
Scenario A — Bullish continuation: if price breaks the Protected High ($375.93) with force, the FVG above flips into an inverse FVG (IFVG). In that case I'd look for a pullback to retest that flipped imbalance, then a strong push higher to target the BSL at $408.43 and beyond.
Scenario B — Extended correction: if price fails to break the Protected High with conviction, then it's still correcting — and the draw shifts down toward the weak low at $334.94. In that case, the correction likely takes more time to play out before the next leg up.
In my view, the higher-timeframe trend favours the bulls, but I'm respecting that price needs to prove itself by reclaiming $375.93. Until then, both paths stay live — and the earnings print is the catalyst that likely resolves it.
📰 Fundamental Backdrop
The technical decision point lands right on top of a huge catalyst: Alphabet reports Q2 2026 earnings tomorrow, July 22, after the US close — a genuinely binary event for this chart. The setup into it is strong: Q1 delivered a third straight quarter above $100 billion in revenue ($109.9 billion, up 22% YoY) with a record 36.1% operating margin, and Google Cloud accelerated to $20 billion (+63% YoY), the standout of the whole business. Consensus for Q2 is around $116.9 billion in revenue and ~$2.90 EPS, with investor focus squarely on Cloud growth, TPU chip momentum, Gemini's progress against ChatGPT, and — critically — the roughly $190 billion AI capex bill, which the market wants to see translating into real returns. But there are fresh headwinds to respect: the EU Court of Justice just finalized a €4.1 billion ($4.67 billion) Android antitrust fine, the Digital Markets Act is forcing Google to open parts of Android, and the Gemini 3.5 Pro model saw delays — a cluster of negatives that pushed the stock down ~2.2% into the print. The stock is also flagged as richly valued by some models. Net-net: the bullish trend and strong fundamentals support Scenario A, but the earnings reaction is the real decider — expect a sharp move in whichever direction the print dictates, so manage risk accordingly into the event.
This analysis will be updated as the market evolves. If this breakdown added value, drop a like 👍 and a comment 💬 to support the work — and share where you see Alphabet heading next! Best Regards, BigBeluga 🐳 LUMN at Key SupportWith the candles I circled in blue, I think LUMN is currently re-testing a key level that dates back to August 2002. This was the first major test of an area that originally acted as 2-week resistance around January 1998.
Later, price tested the $6.54 level, which developed after that initial test. In 2020, LUMN revisited the $6.54 area, and then in 2022, it tested the midpoint between the two key zones—$6.54 (the second test) and $6.19 (the first test). During that period, the area transitioned from support to resistance, further confirming its significance.
Years later, these two zones continue to prove their importance. The $6.54 and $6.19 levels have repeatedly acted as major support and resistance. Most recently, price bounced directly from the $6.19 zone, once again reinforcing it as a key level to watch.
Also, I think theres a valid dragon at play that failed its break outs. 
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NAUFF - The Golden Ratio Meets Major SupportNAUFF remains within its broader bullish structure, while the current correction is bringing price back toward an important technical support area.🎯
The zone is formed by the intersection of three major confluences:
1️⃣The 0.618 Fibonacci retracement, marked in orange and commonly known as the golden ratio.
2️⃣The psychological $1 round number, which may act as an important support level.
3️⃣The rising blue trendline, acting as long-term non-horizontal support.
📌The alignment of these three factors makes this area an important decision zone for the stock’s next directional move.
As long as the intersection continues to hold, the broader bullish bias remains intact, and we will be watching for trend-following long setups.🐂
A confirmed bullish reaction from this support area could suggest that the current correction is approaching completion and that the next bullish impulse may be developing.
However , price confirmation remains important. A sustained break below the confluence zone would weaken the current bullish scenario and require a reassessment of the structure.
In brief, NAUFF is retesting a technically significant three-confluence support zone. If buyers continue defending the intersection, the area could provide the foundation for the next bullish impulse movement.📈
⚠️Disclaimer: This analysis is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Technical conditions can change, and no outcome is guaranteed. Always conduct your own research and manage risk appropriately.
Good luck!
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Archer Aviation Is Testing a Key Long-Term Support ZoneNYSE:ACHR Archer Aviation has been trading inside a clear ascending channel for much of the last four years. For a high-growth eVTOL company, that structure matters because it gives traders a clean way to watch whether momentum is still intact or starting to break down.
Right now, Archer is near the lower end of that channel.
The setup is interesting because this is not just a random support test. Price is also sitting near a level that has acted as both resistance and support in the past. It was resistance back in 2022, became support through parts of 2023, and is now being tested again after a large pullback.
That kind of support and resistance confluence can matter. If buyers continue to defend the area, Archer could be setting up for a move back toward the upper half of the channel.
The upside potential is meaningful. After falling nearly 70% from a prior high, the stock has room to recover if the channel holds. A possible upside area to watch is around $13, with the prior all-time high near $14.62 also sitting above as a longer-term reference point.
The key confirmation is the monthly candle. At the time of recording on July 21, there were about ten days left before the July 31 monthly close. If Archer can hold above the support zone into the close, the chart would look much more constructive.
There may also be fundamental momentum developing around recent partnership news. The transcript references a recent partnership announcement, though investors should verify the exact details before treating that as a bullish catalyst.
For now, Archer is a watchlist setup built around a simple question: does the four-year ascending channel continue to hold? If it does, the risk/reward could become interesting for traders looking for a long setup. If it does not, the support failure would deserve respect.
This is not financial advice. Do your own research and manage risk carefully. 
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