ETFs

For each ETF, we take its daily closing prices, resample to weekly closes, and compute a 14-week RSI (Wilder's method). Buy more means RSI is under 45 (eligible for more allocation); Buy zone means RSI is between 45 and 50 (eligible for buying); Profit zone means RSI is over 70, where the strategy suggests considering a 10–20% profit-booking exit — but only once a position has been held over a year.

Core and Opportunistic tags mark a specific curated 29-ETF split (broad index/gold/silver exposure vs. sector & thematic picks) sourced from the strategy's own reference portfolios — filter by either, or leave it on All to see every NSE-listed ETF.

This screen only shows the RSI signal. It does not track what you've actually bought, so it can't check the 1-year holding condition or your exposure per ETF for you — that's on you to track. The strategy also calls for investing weekly or fortnightly (reducing frequency as any single ETF nears ~15% of your portfolio) and adjusting these thresholds during market corrections. Discipline, patience, and consistency matter more than any single signal.