True Strength Index (TSI) Technical Analysis & TSI Signals
Trend Strength Indicator - True Trend Indicator
Developed & Created by William Blau
The True Strength Index (TSI) functions as an indicator for momentum trading. The TSI calculation involves momentum measurements that react with greater agility and sensitivity to price fluctuations, positioning it as a leading indicator that closely tracks the direction of price movement within the Forex arena.
The True Strength Index is represented by a blue line, and this indicator also plots a corresponding signal line, which appears as a red line: these two lines are utilized to identify crossover signals.
Also, TSI draws a histogram that visually represents the difference between the TSI Line & the Signal line. This histo-gram goes beyond/below the centerline, histogram levels over the centerline indicate a bullish crossover signal, while centerline levels less than the center-line indicate a bearish cross-over signal.

Technical Analysis and How to Generate Trading Signals
The TSI uses a few different ways to create trading signals. You can use this indicator like the RSI to figure out the general direction of currency markets. You can also see when the TSI shows levels of being too high or low. Most common ways of making trading signals include:
Zero line Trading Crossover (Histogram FX cross over not Lines Trading crossover )
- Buy - when the histogram crosses above 0 a buy signal gets generated
- Sell - when the histogram crosses below 0 a sell signal is generated

Signal line Trading Cross-over
- A buy gets derived & generated when the TSI line crosses above the SignalLine
- A sell gets derived/generated when the TSI line crosses below Signal-line
This signal is identical to the one mentioned above, and the timing aligns with the moments when the histogram crossovers occur.
Divergence Trade
Divergence is a technique used to identify potential trend reversal points in currency pairs. Common reversal divergence setups include specific patterns that signal shifts in market behavior.
Classic Trading Divergence
Classic Bullish Divergence: Lower lows in price and higher lows in the indicator
Classic Bearish Divergence: Higher highs in price and lower highs on the indicator
Divergence trading can also help identify potential trend continuation points in price movements. These continuation divergence setups are crucial for assessing sustained market trends.
Hidden Trading Divergence
Hidden Bullish Divergence: Price Higher Lows, Indicator Lower Lows
Hidden Bearish Divergence: Manifesting as lower peaks in the price action alongside higher peaks on the trading indicator.
Overbought/Over-sold Levels in Indicator
This can be used to spot when prices have risen or fallen too much in the market's price changes.
- Overbought condition - levels being greater than the +25 level
- Over-sold condition - levels being lesser than the -25 level
When TSI crosses these technical levels, trades may be created or obtained.
Buy signal - when the levels cross above -25 level a buy gets generated.
Sell trade signal - when the areas cross below +25 level a sell signal is generated.

Over-sold - Buy Signal

Over-bought: sell trade signal,
The overbought/oversold levels are indicated using horizontal lines plotted at the +25 and -25 levels.
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