Plain-English rule
RSI 14 crosses above RSI MA 9 on 1h.
The relationship between RSI 14 and its RSI Moving Average 9 on the selected timeframe.
Alert Template
RSI moving average crossover alert template
This template monitors when RSI 14 crosses above RSI Moving Average 9 on the 1-hour timeframe. It describes a change in momentum behavior rather than a guaranteed trend reversal.
Crossover1hOn candle close
Exact behavior
The rule matches when RSI was at or below RSI MA on the previous evaluated candle and is above RSI MA on the current evaluated candle.
Runtime rule JSON
{
"all": [
{
"type": "crossover",
"left": {
"indicator": {
"name": "rsi",
"kind": "rsi",
"length": 14
},
"timeframe": "1h"
},
"right": {
"indicator": {
"name": "rsi_ma",
"kind": "rsi_ma",
"length": 9
},
"timeframe": "1h"
},
"direction": "cross_up"
}
]
}How to use this template
- 1Confirm RSI 14 and RSI MA 9.
- 2Select a supported timeframe.
- 3Use on-close evaluation for a finalized crossover.
- 4Optionally combine with supported trend or volatility context when the current plan permits.
- 5Save through the standard builder.
How the rule is often interpreted
Some traders monitor a bullish RSI/RSI-MA crossover as improving momentum. It does not guarantee that price will rise or that a trend has changed.
Pairs well with
EMABollinger BandsVolume
Limitations
- Smoothing adds lag.
- Crossovers can become noisy in range-bound conditions.
- Momentum can improve without price entering a sustained uptrend.
- This is not a buy signal.
The final saved alert is checked against current validation and plan entitlements. Plan details and pricing are available after sign in.
FAQ
What makes this a real crossover alert?
The rule compares previous and current RSI and RSI MA values and requires the two series to change sides.
Is RSI MA a moving average of price?
No. It is a moving average of RSI values.
Can I create the opposite cross?
Yes. A supported cross-down rule can monitor RSI moving from at or above RSI MA to below it.
Can I combine the crossover with EMA or volume?
Yes, when the current plan permits a multi-condition alert and the additional condition is supported.