Trading signals for Pocket Option

RSI shows whether the market is tired of rising or falling (scale 0-100). Above 70 it may be overbought, below 30 oversold. If price prints a new low and RSI does not go as low, selling is fading and a reversal up is possible. The opposite holds for a rally.

Three lines: the middle one is the trend, the outer two are the normal range. When price reaches the upper or lower band, it often bounces back to the middle - that bounce is the entry.

A smoothed price line that reacts quickly to the latest moves. It shows trend direction. If price pulls back to this line in a trend and bounces, that is a trend-following entry.

MACD is the gap between two averages: impulse strength and direction. When the two lines cross, impulse changes. As with RSI, a new price high without a new MACD high is trend weakness.

FVG is a sharp move with few trades on one side: price flew through the zone. The market often comes back to fill it. An unfilled imbalance is a zone price is likely to revisit. A liquidity sweep (SSL/BSL) spikes through an obvious level, grabs stops, then reverses. Larger players flush small stops, then move price the other way.