Dear Mladen possible reply to this publication, thank you . (#117)mladen wrote: Sat May 13, 2017 1:39 am That is the same
Btw: how appropriate - "John Smith" posting decompiled code at mql code baseNot related to you - just seems a bit funny
Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
122Here is a multi time frame version of that indicatorDragon wrote: Sat May 13, 2017 3:28 am Dear Mladen possible reply to this publication, thank you . (#117)
Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
124Some more information on reverse engineered rsi :
Happy tradingIn the June 2003 Stocks & Commodities, I introduced the RevEngRSI indicator and showed how it could be used to project support/resistance levels for the price. In that article, I also showed that the curve of this indicator is a transformation of a horizontal line from the relative strength index (RSI) graph to the price graph, which carries the support-resistance attributes of the horizontal line of the RSI graph into support-resistance attributes in the price graph. In this article, I will discuss three more indicators that transform the trendlines and moving averages of RSI into curves in the price graph, simplifying the price projection method and improving its visual representation.
RevEngEMARSI and RevEngSMARSI
My June S&C article stated that:
- If P is an indicator (such as the closing price of an equity, or an oscillator, and so on), the value of tomorrow's P that touches tomorrow's k-period exponential moving average (EMA) of P is exactly the value of today's k-period exponential moving average of P.
Using these rules and the definition of the RevEngRSI indicator, you can construct the following two indicators for a k-period RSI and its n-period exponential and simple moving averages. C denotes the closing price of an equity.
- If P is an indicator, the value of tomorrow's P that touches tomorrow's k-period simple moving average (SMA) of P is exactly the value of today's (k-1)-period simple moving average of P.

Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
125Thank you dear to clarify God bless youmladen wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 2:40 am Some more information on reverse engineered rsi :
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Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
127Respected Mladenmladen wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 2:40 am Some more information on reverse engineered rsi :
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Would the Reverse enginering RSI principle, also work for RSX.
Thanks
Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
128Frankly, I did not think of itSanni123 wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 6:12 am Respected Mladen
Would the Reverse enginering RSI principle, also work for RSX.
Thanks
Will check and will get back with the conclusion (since rsx and rsi are calculated in a very different way, I am not sure that it can be done due to different math used)
Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
129Hi mlademmladen wrote: Sat May 13, 2017 1:39 am That is the same
Btw: how appropriate - "John Smith" posting decompiled code at mql code baseNot related to you - just seems a bit funny
He did not just use decompiled code, he decompiled your name as well, from mladen to "Madlen_5_0.mq4"
sorry but I really can not pass it, this is more than funny

By the way, I did not see the code, who does
Re: MT4 Multi Time Frame (MTF) Indicators
130I read somewhere, your working on TDI on chart window. Using above reverse engineering to get RSI. Could all other parts of TDI be plotted relatively, by using there value on chart because we know it from 0-100 and we know where 70 (OB) and 30 (OS). I imagine it look like a mess.mladen wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 7:20 am Frankly, I did not think of it
Will check and will get back with the conclusion (since rsx and rsi are calculated in a very different way, I am not sure that it can be done due to different math used)