In this chart we see a fairly bullish LTC making some gains.
We can see we have higher highs on our chart and divergence gives us lower lows on our RSI. RSI divergence warns us of pending sharp correction. So how do we know when to go short? We go with the trend. If our MA is still up sloping we avoid the short until we see it going sideways and our RSI crosses down through 50. Also on the Stochastic Charts of 1,2,3,4 hour and daily charts that LTC is overbought.
So to wrap up I'll go short if our MA starts going sideways and the RSI crosses down through 50 and will look to end the short when RSI and Stoch charts go into the oversold area.
(Also some might see on the daily charts that LTC has formed a cup and handle and broken upward which could indicate it will still trend upwards. That's why I use various indicators to make my trades and the indicator I'll be looking at for this trade is the RSI crossing down through 50.)