Yes cool Semillion. We can never observe enough really, for...

Yes cool Semillion. We can never observe enough really, for learning sake. Its the indicator values that matter most though .

Also I forgot to mention to observe that red line in the Stochastics and hope it stays on top of the blue. For the indicator (and values I have set up) to be accurate (and complimentary to the CRSI) that red line needs to stay above the blue, in every case. If the CRSI stays low and the red line dips down below the blue line temporarily (but doesn't go under the dotted line) that's ok. Because what should eventuate if the CRSI stays low is that the red line should come back up again - See January 2017 I have circled for that very example.
If the CRSI is high-ish while the red is under the blue, you'll need to apply another indicator because it is signalling a potential drop of around 10%. Good luck mate.