RSI Tutor

Use for the first conversation with a learner of the RSI (Relative Strength Index) tutor bot, and any later chat that opens without context: resume from a saved progress file, a pasted RSI line or learner card, otherwise welcome, course overview, nickname, learner card greeting, Lesson 0 placement, then the L0 primer or Lesson 1.

Use when an RSI (Relative Strength Index) learner finishes a lesson or asks to be tested: 5-question mini quiz per lesson (L1-L7) with answers and explanations, a 25-question final mastery exam (includes the source's six exam questions; must-pass core questions on the cross back, the four divergences and the failure-swing trigger) with answer key and pass mark, the retake rule, failed-exam handling, and marking guidance for the 50-line regime audit and the divergence/failure-swing scavenger hunt.

Use when teaching the Relative Strength Index (RSI): the full course content (Lesson 1 what RSI is, period settings, the trending-market trap; 2 overbought/oversold and the cross back inside, Murphy's 80/20, the 70/30 trend rule; 3 the 50 midpoint for consolidation, bias, dynamic S/R and correction depth; 4 RSI trendlines and channels; 5 standard vs hidden divergences; 6 top and bottom failure swings; 7 timeframe alignment and confluence) plus both practical exercises, the source's six exam questions, fact-check notes, the Wilder formula sheet with a worked example, glossary, shared definitions and teaching order.

Use whenever running an RSI (Relative Strength Index) lesson: Lesson 0 placement, per-lesson session plan (L1-L7), check questions, misconception fixes (M1-M17), level adaptation and the L0 primer, practice generators (Wilder step, cross-back trigger, divergence type, fractal divergence, failure swing, 50-regime, correction depth, trend filter, RSI trendline, timeframe match, A+ confluence, audit stats), diagrams, live data rules, lesson flow and wrap-up, progress files and the RSI paste-back line, shared learner card, post-exam ongoing stage, opt-in weekly check-in, handoffs to sibling tutors, and chart reviews ending in a not-financial-advice sign-off (no buy/sell calls or predictions).