Dear Tribe,

You know that moment when RSI hits 70 —
you sell, and it just keeps climbing?
Or RSI drops to 30 —
you buy, and it keeps falling?

You’re not alone.
Almost every trader has been there.

The truth?
You’re not using RSI wrong
you’re just using it the way everyone else does.

And that’s exactly what our friend Jaz showed us how to fix.

⚙️ The Backstory

Jaz and us go way back — we’ve been friends for years.
He’s an experienced forex trader whose community has been growing rapidly,
because he’s built something simple that works.

Instead of relying on complex indicators,
Jaz developed a system called TAD
a rules-based, automated trading method
that helps traders follow structure with confidence.

When we caught up with him recently,
he shared a way of reading RSI that completely changed how we see it.

⚡ What We Learned from Jaz

Most people use RSI the same way:
when it goes above 70, they sell —
when it drops below 30, they buy.

But Jaz explained something important:
RSI is NOT a signal that tells you what to do.
It’s more like a speedometer — it tells you how fast price is moving, not where it will turn.

That’s why price can stay above 70 and keep climbing,
or stay below 30 and keep falling.
The market can “stay fast” longer than we expect.

🧭 How Jaz Reads It Differently

Instead of using RSI as a “buy or sell” light,
Jaz looks at it like a mini chart inside the chart.

Here’s what he does:
He draws support and resistance lines directly on the RSI itself —
just like you would on a normal price chart.

Then he waits for RSI to break those lines — not just touch them.

💡 When RSI breaks above its own resistance, it often means new buying strength is coming in.
💡 When it breaks below its support, selling pressure is building up.

The cool part?
This usually happens a little earlier than when the main price chart breaks —
so you see the “shift” before everyone else does.

Think of it like spotting storm clouds before the rain starts.

💬 The Result

Using RSI this way gives you a head start
you’re not reacting to what already happened,
you’re catching momentum as it’s forming.

Traders who’ve learned this approach say it helps them:
Stop jumping in too early
Avoid false reversals
Trade with more patience and clarity

No more guessing.
No more emotional entries.
Just following clear structure, calmly and confidently.

🎓 See Jaz Trade It Live

Because this approach resonated so strongly,
we asked Jaz if he’d be open to sharing it directly with our community.

Good news — he said yes.

He’s offering a few special seats for our members
to join his TAD Live Trading Session,
where he’ll walk through his full TAD System
and demonstrate this RSI structure method in real time.

See Jaz trade live
Learn how TAD simplifies trading into clear steps
Watch how RSI structure plays out in real markets
Get a closer look at how automated signals guide decisions

If you’ve been following indicators without clarity —
and you want to see a simpler, structured way to trade —
this is where it starts.

To your growth,
Team Quant X
Backtest. Optimise. Trade.

Editor: Dareen Tan

Disclaimer:
The views shared here are for educational purposes only and reflect our team’s opinions. They should not be taken as financial, investment, or legal advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any financial decisions.