FXC RSI Flow
RSI overbought and oversold zones that follow the trend, with reversal arrows and a stop on each.
MT4 and MT5 in one zip. No sign-up, the file downloads straight away.
- Use it on as many accounts as you like, demo or live
- Every update free, and your chart tells you when one is out
- Chart template in the zip, ready to load
What the FXC RSI Flow indicator shows
FXC RSI Flow is an RSI in its own window whose overbought and oversold zones move with the trend. When RSI comes back out of a zone on a closed bar and the candle agrees, an arrow prints on the chart with a stop behind it.
In an uptrend the zones sit at 40 and 80, in a downtrend at 20 and 60, and in a range at 30 and 70. A panel on the chart shows the trend, where RSI sits between its zones, the price the next arrow needs, and how the last arrow is doing.
Most arrows are reversals against the trend, and they're rare: about one in every 200 to 250 bars on M15 to H4 in a scan of 38 charts. On D1 the default levels give almost none. It does not place trades. It shows you the picture, and you decide.
- 1The RSI zonesThe buy and sell lines in the RSI window, moved by the trend.
- 2The arrowOn the closed bar where RSI came back out of a zone and the candle agreed.
- 3The next arrowThe side that matters now, and the price that reaches its zone.
- 4The last arrowRead as a trade from its close: its stop, and how far it has gone in R.
FXC RSI Flow on real charts, every week
Moving zones or fixed RSI levels
One input, Use Regime-Adaptive OB/OS Levels, decides whether the zones follow the trend. Here it is on the same chart.
How to read the RSI Flow panel
Read the top card first, then the next arrow. Every part of the panel has a tooltip with the numbers.
How to use FXC RSI Flow
Four steps, on the chart you trade. The zones and the arrows read that chart's timeframe.
- 1Add it to your chart. RSI opens in its own window. The panel and the arrows sit on the main chart.
- 2Read the trend first. The top card says uptrend, downtrend or range, and the lane shows where RSI sits between its zones.
- 3Watch the next arrow. The tile names the side that matters now, the price that reaches the zone, and what the candle has to do.
- 4When an arrow prints, check its stop. Hover it for the entry and the stop, or click it to draw them for 8 seconds. The last arrow card then follows it in R.
Most arrows are reversals. About three in four point against the trend, so read the trend card before you act. The stop and the R are readings: no trade exists, and the decision stays yours.
RSI, arrow and stop features
Zones that move with the trend
Uptrend 40 and 80, downtrend 20 and 60, range 30 and 70, with your own levels per timeframe. Or fixed levels on every bar.
A trend that holds
It starts when price against the 50 EMA, RSI and MACD agree, and holds until price closes back across the EMA. An ADX gate is optional.
Arrows on closed bars
An arrow is decided when its bar closes, so it does not repaint. History and live give the same arrows.
The candle has to agree
A doji, a bar in the arrow's direction or a reversal pattern. If the crossing bar doesn't agree, the next bar can confirm it.
A stop on every arrow
Past the last swing plus 1 ATR, and you set the multiple. Click an arrow to draw its entry and stop for 8 seconds.
The next arrow's price
RSI's own averages solved for this bar's close, so the panel gives the price that puts RSI on the line.
Alerts
Popup, sound, push or email, once, when an arrow's bar closes. The cooldown holds arrows back for 10 bars.
Readable by EAs
RSI, the zones and each arrow's entry are in buffers. A hidden copy in an EA draws nothing and sends no alerts.
FXC RSI Flow: questions, inputs and versions
Questions about FXC RSI Flow
Is it really free?
Yes. It is yours to keep, on MT4 and MT5.
Does it place trades for me?
No. It is an indicator. It shows you the picture, and you place the trade.
Do I need an account?
No. The download starts straight away. You need one to leave a review.
Do the arrows repaint?
No. An arrow is decided on a closed bar, so once its bar closes it stays, and history and live give the same arrows. RSI, the zones and the panel move with the live bar until it closes, as any RSI does.
Do the arrows follow the trend?
Mostly not. In a scan of 7,102 arrows on 38 charts, about three in four pointed against the trend and about one in five with it. Read them as reversals, and check the trend card.
Why are there so few arrows on D1?
At the default levels RSI rarely pulls back to 40 while price holds over the 50 EMA, or reaches 30 or 70 in a range before the trend turns. The D1 zone inputs move them.
Why does a timeframe show a dash?
It doesn't have 115 bars yet. On MT5 the panel asks for them. The monthly mark needs about 10 years of data, around 220 MB the first time on a pair, so it can take a while.
FXC RSI Flow inputs
FXC RSI Flow versions and changelog
- 1.006 Nov 2026Latest
- New: first release.
Before you download: installing FXC RSI Flow
- A computer or a VPS. The MetaTrader phone apps can't run custom indicators.
- Allow DLL imports. The update check uses it. The chart template in the zip already has it on.
- In the zip: the MT4 and MT5 files and a chart template.
More help: How to install EAs and indicators in MT4 and MT5.
Download the zip and follow the guide. At the end, load the chart template FXC RSI Flow.
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