RSI-Based Trading Strategy

This strategy uses the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to define when to buy and sell shares. Enter a stock symbol to run it with the assumptions below.

Assumptions

• Time frame: the past year.
• Initial account balance: $100,000, shared across all selected stocks.
• RSI calculation period: 14 trading sessions.
• Execution: signals use the daily close and fill at the next session’s open, when cash is available.

Buying Shares (RSI Below 30)

The default rule buys one share for each session when RSI is below 30. This tests an oversold-price hypothesis.

Selling Shares (RSI Above 65)

The default rule sells all held shares of a stock when RSI rises above 65.

Prices are split-adjusted. The simulation excludes dividends, fees, slippage, taxes, and interest. Historical results do not predict future returns.