Mean ReversionPRO

Triple Oversold Reversal

The strongest mean reversion signal in QSA. Fires when three independent indicators agree: RSI below 20, price below the lower Bollinger Band, AND price below the lower Keltner Channel. Requires a bullish reversal candle (hammer, doji, or engulfing) for confirmation. Combines the old Oversold Bounce and Keltner Mean Reversion scanners into one high-conviction signal.

What is this scanner?

The strongest mean reversion signal in QSA. Fires when three independent indicators agree: RSI below 20, price below the lower Bollinger Band, AND price below the lower Keltner Channel. Requires a bullish reversal candle (hammer, doji, or engulfing) for confirmation. Combines the old Oversold Bounce and Keltner Mean Reversion scanners into one high-conviction signal.

The Triple Oversold Reversal scanner operates across 1h, 4h timeframes and refreshes every 60 seconds, ensuring you see fresh signals as conditions develop.

Origin & History

Mean reversion strategies are grounded in the statistical tendency of prices to revert to their moving averages, a concept formalized by Jules Regnault in the 1860s.

The QSA implementation of Triple Oversold Reversal builds on this foundation with quantitative thresholds calibrated specifically for crypto perpetual futures markets. The 24/7 nature of crypto trading and the unique dynamics of DEX markets like Hyperliquid require different parameters than traditional market approaches.

Detection Criteria

Price Analysis

Price action analysis — evaluates candle patterns, trend structure, and key level proximity.

Volume Analysis

Volume confirmation — compares current volume against the 20-period moving average to validate signal strength.

Rsi Analysis

RSI (Relative Strength Index) — identifies overbought/oversold conditions and divergences.

Bollinger Analysis

Bollinger Band analysis — measures bandwidth, price position relative to bands, and squeeze conditions.

Grading Breakdown

S

Textbook triple oversold reversal signal with 4+ domain categories confirming, rare category multipliers contributing, and strong regime alignment. These represent the top 1-2% of signals.

A

Strong triple oversold reversal signal with 3+ categories confirming. Good domain diversity and meaningful rarity bonuses from contributing scanners.

B

Valid triple oversold reversal detection with 2-3 confirming categories. The core pattern is present but lacks the depth of confirmation needed for higher grades.

C

Single-category triple oversold reversal signal or one with limited domain diversity. Pattern detected but conviction is low — worth monitoring, not acting on alone.

Common Mistakes

Buying oversold conditions in a strong downtrend. Mean reversion works best in ranging or mildly trending markets, not during waterfalls.

Not waiting for a reversal candle. An oversold reading alone is not an entry signal — confirmation of buying pressure is essential.

Using this scanner alone without checking regime. Mean reversion in CHAOS regime has much lower success rates.

Averaging down on losing mean reversion trades. If the mean keeps moving away, the original thesis is invalidated.

How to Trade

Entry Context

Enter when price reaches extreme deviation from the mean (VWAP, moving average, or Bollinger Band) AND shows a reversal candle. Never catch a falling knife — wait for the bounce signal.

Risk Management

Stop below the extreme (for longs) or above the extreme (for shorts). If price extends beyond the extreme by more than 1 ATR, the mean reversion thesis is weakened. Position size: 1-2% risk.

Target Framework

Target the mean (VWAP, 20-period SMA, or middle Bollinger Band) as first target. Take 50% off at the mean, trail the remainder. Mean reversion rarely overshoots the opposite extreme.

Related Scanners

All 46 scanners · Top 8 free · No credit card required

See live setups →

This is not a prediction of future price movement — it is a way to prioritize which setups deserve your analysis first.

QuantScan AI scans 150+ crypto perpetuals in real-time, 24/7. Not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.