The stochastic RSI indicator, developed by Tushar Chande and Stanley Kroll, is an oscillator that uses RSI values instead of price values as inputs in the stochastic formula. The indicator measures where the RSI’s current value is relative to its high or low range for the specified period, thus becoming an indicator of indicators! It is important to remember that stochastic RSI is designed to predict extreme readings in RSI before the actual RSI reaches these extremities. As an indicator of an indicator, it is further removed from the actual price of the underlying security. The stochastic RSI should be used alongside other technical analysis tools that may help to confirm the signals it creates. Using trend lines, basic chart pattern analysis, or other indicators can help identify major underlying trends and increase stochastic RSI accuracy. The Klinger Volume Oscillator is a trend-reversal indicator. It relies on the concept of “volume force," a term unique to this particular indicator. The volume force comprises an amalgamation of factors where trend and volume are the predominant influences. The Klinger oscillator seeks to determine the long-term money flow trend while also being able to spot short-term movements within the market. The price action trading strategy mentioned will result in significantly increasing investment and trading profitability since we have used multiple leading signals, helping us to eliminate false signals. All trending instruments, such as stocks, forex, commodities, futures, cryptocurrencies, etc., work well with this trading strategy. I hope this book will add value to your trading knowledge and help equip you with the right trading techniques.