UJ and US30 trades - did you?📊 Triple Trade Opportunity – USDJPY & US30, 30min
This chart showcases how the ELFIEDT RSI + 3SD Reversion Strategy helps identify high-probability reversion zones with precision — even during volatile market swings. In this case, we see three clean opportunities across USDJPY and US30 that could have been traded confidently using the indicator's logic.
✅ Breakdown of the Trade Setups:
📌 1. US30 – Sell Signal at the High
As price spiked aggressively to a new high, the strategy printed a “DOWN” label:
Price extended well above the volatility band
RSI confirmed overbought momentum
Volume supported the exhaustion
📉 The market reversed shortly after and sold off heavily, offering a strong short opportunity with minimal risk.
📌 2. USDJPY – Buy Signal After Strong Decline
After a deep selloff, USDJPY printed a “UP” label at the bottom:
Price fell below the lower deviation band
RSI hit oversold levels and began turning
A bounce followed shortly after, giving traders a reversion move back toward the mean
📌 3. US30 – Second “UP” Signal After Oversold Flush
Later on the same chart, US30 printed a “UP” signal after a sharp drop. RSI was again deeply oversold, and price had reached extreme deviation from the trend baseline.
📈 The market responded with a clean reversal — an ideal intraday mean reversion setup.
🧠 How Traders Could Have Used These Setups:
Use the signal labels (“UP” and “DOWN”) to mark key reversal zones
Watch RSI for confirmation of momentum shift (rolling over or curling up)
Combine signals across related markets (e.g., USDJPY and US30) for cross-market confluence
Set stop-loss just beyond the signal wick and aim for the reversion target (like a prior zone or moving average)
📌 Key Takeaway:
These 3 setups demonstrate how your public strategy helps traders:
✔ Spot price extremes with confidence
✔ Time entries using clean RSI behavior
✔ React with logic, not emotion — even in high volatility
The ELFIEDT strategy does not predict direction — it prepares traders for where a move might fade and reverse. When used with patience and structure, it becomes a powerful tool for consistency.
