Trading skill Intermediate 5 levels Reviewed October 15, 2026

Free RSI Trading Game and Course

You’ll practise: Use RSI as context and recognise why an extreme alone is not an entry.

Play 5 chart-based levels at your own pace. Free, with no account or real money needed. You can start at any level.

About this course

RSI is a momentum oscillator. Readings often called overbought or oversold describe recent relative strength; they do not guarantee a reversal. Strong trends can stay stretched. Practise with free games, explanations, and replay feedback.

What you can practise

Try these focus points across 5 levels. You can play them in any order.

Level 21

Read the RSI scale

Locate RSI above 70 and wait for a bearish price turn.

Level 22

Question a high reading

Watch how a high RSI can persist before price confirms a turn.

Level 23

Plan risk around the turn

Compare the structural stop with the bearish price confirmation.

Level 24

Look for counter-evidence

Keep watching when stretched RSI is not accompanied by a bearish price break.

Level 25

Read price and RSI together

Combine the RSI turn, bearish price response and risk plan.

Frequently asked questions

Is the whole course free?
Yes. The warm-up, all five chart levels, replay, and feedback are free. You do not need an account or a payment card.
How does learning through a game work?
Read the setup, make a decision, and connect the feedback with what happened. Decision Arcade adds explanation questions and skill XP; chart levels let you practise the timing. Traded course reps need a profitable result, confirmed entry and risk rules met to clear; process credit can still recognise a sound losing read. Levels 65 and 70 explicitly practise finishing without an entry or add.
Is RSI or MACD better?
They show different views of momentum. RSI uses a 0–100 scale; MACD compares moving averages. Neither predicts the next move on its own.

Sources and review notes

Published April 25, 2026 Last reviewed October 15, 2026

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