RSI Echo
- Indicadores
- Versão: 1.0
RSI Echo is a structured market analysis indicator designed to identify and maintain relevant supply and demand zones across different market regimes.
The indicator focuses on clean structure visualization, continuously adapting to market conditions and removing outdated zones automatically.
🔹 Regime-Based Market Logic
RSI Echo adapts its analysis depending on the chart timeframe:
- M1 to M30 → unified intraday structure
- H1 to H4 → higher timeframe structure
- D1 and above → macro market structure
This allows traders to maintain consistency across lower timeframes while still respecting broader market context.
🔹 Core Features
- Automatic supply & demand zones
- Continuous zone validation and replacement
- Broken zones removed automatically
- New valid zones created dynamically
- Regime-based multi-timeframe logic
- Auto-refresh without reattaching
- Clean chart with limited active zones
🔹 How It Works
- The indicator scans price structure to identify supply and demand zones
- Zones are continuously monitored for validity
- If a zone is broken, it is removed automatically
- New zones are created based on updated market structure
- Only active and relevant zones remain on the chart
This ensures the chart stays clean and focused on current market conditions.
🔹 Best Use Cases
- Gold (XAUUSD) intraday trading
- Forex major/minor pairs
- Commodities & Indices (HTF)
- Stocks (Intraday - 15-30 Min charts)
- Market structure analysis
- Supply and demand trading
- Discretionary trading setups
🔹 Recommended Settings
For intraday use:
- Low Regime TF: H1
- Mid Regime TF: H4
- High Regime TF: D1
- Swing Size: 3
- ATR Multiplier: 0.70
- Scan Bars: 1200
- Zones: 2–3 active
- Refresh: 1 second
🔹 Inputs Explanation
Regime Mapping
- Defines how the indicator adapts across timeframes
Zone Engine
- Controls how zones are detected and filtered
Display
- Controls visual elements and refresh behavior
RSI Echo is a market structure visualization tool.
It does not generate automated trade signals and should be used as part of a broader trading strategy.
