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RSI Alerts — Relative Strength Index Notifications

Get alerted after the next scheduled check when RSI on any stock or ETF crosses your threshold. Alert on oversold conditions (RSI below 30), overbought levels (RSI above 70), or any custom level — for any ticker.

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What is RSI?

The Relative Strength Index explained

RSI (Relative Strength Index) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes on a scale of 0 to 100. Developed by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978, it is one of the most widely used technical indicators in stock market analysis.

The standard interpretation is simple: an RSI below 30 suggests the asset is oversold and may be due for a bounce, while an RSI above 70 suggests it is overbought and may be due for a pullback. The default period is 14 trading days, but you can configure any period.

0 – 30
Oversold
Potential buy signal — asset may be undervalued short-term
30 – 70
Neutral
No strong signal — momentum is balanced
70 – 100
Overbought
Potential sell signal — asset may be overextended

How it works

Set an RSI alert in minutes

1

Choose a ticker

Search any stock or ETF by name or symbol — AAPL, SPY, NVDA, QQQ, or any US-listed equity. Type to search live.

2

Set your RSI threshold

Enter the RSI level you want to alert on. 30 is the classic oversold threshold. 70 is overbought. You can use any value from 1 to 99.

3

Choose above or below

Alert when RSI drops below your threshold (oversold entry signal) or rises above it (overbought exit signal).

4

Optionally combine

Add the Fear & Greed Index, MACD, Bollinger Bands, or other indicators as AND / OR conditions for a higher-conviction compound signal.

5

Receive your alert

When your conditions fire, you'll receive a rich alert with the current RSI value, indicator breakdown, and market context after the next scheduled evaluation.

Example RSI alerts

Popular RSI alert configurations

RSISPY oversold entry
RSI (SPY, 14) below 30
Alert when the S&P 500 ETF drops into oversold territory on a 14-period RSI — the most classic buy signal in technical analysis.
RSIAAPL overbought exit
RSI (AAPL, 14) above 70
Alert when Apple stock enters overbought territory, signalling a potential pullback or time to take profits.
RSIHigh-conviction dip buy
RSI (SPY, 14) below 30
Triple confirmation: SPY is oversold, the broader market is in fear, and MACD is crossing bullish.
Combined with: Fear & Greed Index below 30 AND MACD (SPY) crosses above signal
RSINVDA oversold on fear
RSI (NVDA, 14) below 35
Alert when Nvidia drops into oversold on RSI while the market sentiment index is also in fear — combining stock-specific and macro signals.
Combined with: Fear & Greed Index below 35
RSICustom short-term RSI
RSI (QQQ, 7) below 25
A faster 7-period RSI on the Nasdaq ETF for short-term traders looking for aggressive oversold conditions.
RSIRSI divergence watch
RSI (TSLA, 14) above 75
Alert when Tesla reaches an extreme overbought level — useful for monitoring potential reversals in high-volatility stocks.

Supported tickers

RSI alerts for any stock or ETF

Search any US-listed equity or ETF by name or symbol. RSI is computed from configured market data and evaluated against your threshold on an hourly schedule.

SPYQQQAAPLTSLANVDAMSFTAMZNMETAGOOGLAMDPLTRIWMVTIGLDBRK.B

...and thousands more

FAQ

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