RSI and MACD Explained for AI-Assisted Investing
Almorex,•1 min read
Technical indicators are not crystal balls. They are compressed views of price behavior. Used with fundamentals and news, they help you ask better questions.
RSI (Relative Strength Index)
RSI typically ranges from 0–100 and summarizes recent up vs down moves.
- High RSI often means strong recent buying (sometimes “overbought”)
- Low RSI often means strong recent selling (sometimes “oversold”)
“Overbought” does not mean “must sell.” Strong trends can stay extended.
MACD
MACD compares shorter and longer moving averages of price, then tracks the momentum of that spread.
- Crosses and histogram shifts flag changes in momentum, not fair value
- Works better as confirmation than as a standalone entry rule
Using indicators with AI
In Almorex, a technical agent reads indicators in context of the ticker’s recent path. Your job:
- Note whether technicals agree with the fundamental/sentiment story
- Treat divergence as a prompt to dig deeper, not an automatic trade
- Prefer consistency across timeframes you actually trade
Bottom line
Indicators are evidence. AI can organize that evidence; you decide the bet size. Learn more about multi-agent analysis.