MFI Oversold Bounce
Volume-weighted RSI: buys when MFI shows washed-out volume-weighted selling and sells at crowded buying.
Entry Logic
Buy when MFI(14) drops below 20 — oversold on volume-weighted momentum.
Exit Logic
Sell when MFI rises above 80 — overbought with volume.
How Rules Combine
MFI splits Raw Money Flow (TP×Volume) by whether TP rose or fell, then applies RSI formula to Σ positive/Σ negative flows over 14 days.
When It Works (Market Edge)
High-volume exhaustion: MFI spots when heavy volume accompanies an extreme that is likely to snap back.
When It Fails
Persistent high-volume trends: MFI can stay above 80 in a strong uptrend with continuous buying pressure.
Common Myths
Myth: MFI is always better than RSI because it includes volume.
Truth: Volume helps at breakouts but in drift both behave similarly and MFI can be noisier.
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