kvak wrote: Thu Mar 13, 2025 10:20 am Here is version where lines go close to close, maybe it is better visualisation.
For second question, I post picture with 3 RSI, upper is RSI cross MA, middle is level cross and lower is combination of both, you see clearly differences

Thank you very much!
I threw it on the chart. I think 2 little things may need correction.
- the line starts and ends one candle to early or? It has to start at the close of the candle the the arrow is drawn i think or. It looks to good
- the image below is from the setting "Change color on RSI cross MA and level cross". It look like it draws arrows on every slope direction change somehow bro

Abdi wrote: Thu Mar 13, 2025 10:53 am Thank you very much!
I threw it on the chart. I think 2 little things may need correction.
- the line starts and ends one candle to early or? It has to start at the close of the candle the the arrow is drawn i think or. It looks to good
- the image below is from the setting "Change color on RSI cross MA and level cross". It look like it draws arrows on every slope direction change somehow bro

Upsss, sorry, my bad, redownload corrected file on my original post, now it is working

kvak wrote: Thu Mar 13, 2025 11:10 am Upsss, sorry, my bad, redownload corrected file on my original post, now it is working

Nice, thank you!
Could you figure out the lines from close to close?
The line starts basically at the open of the the forming candle (It should start on the same candle but at the close) and it has to close where the next line starts ...
I hope I have explained correctly. I tried with the image. Default setting. I drew the green and red line for illustration. The combined work on my end too

This is a regular bollinger squeeze, but instead of using a linear regression histogram this is using a rsi histogram.

mrtools wrote: Fri Mar 14, 2025 3:24 am This is a regular bollinger squeeze, but instead of using a linear regression histogram this is using a rsi histogram.

cool idea mrtools i always wondered about that indicator being modified

Banzai wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 9:12 am RSI Dashboard

In this version, you can click on the symbol buttons such as "EURUSD", "GBPUSD", and it will go directly to that chart.
You can also click on the period buttons such as "H1", "H4", and it will go directly to that timeframe........

First of all, thanks for your work! I took the liberty to adjust it a little bit. Perhaps some of you can use it in your advantage.
This version has extra buttons to switch between RSI, CCI, Stochastic and MACD logics. Just click on them.
Switching to MACD, you can alternatively choose the way it displays bullish or bearish cells/signals (Main vs Threshold or Main vs Signal).
Also, the active buttons for logic, timeframe and pair can be highlighted. The cells of an active pair can be highlighted too. Solely highlighting the current timeframe of that pair is an option as well. Furthermore, you can select which bar is calculated: the current open bar (0) or the previous closed bar (1).

PS i am NOT a coder. New to MT4, so these adjustments are limited by my knowledge so far.

mntiwana wrote: Sat Feb 25, 2017 8:56 am Some RSI EMA versions here

RSI-EMA_MTF (RK_ml RSI EMA MTF v1.2)
RK-ml-RSI_EMA_mtf v1.2.2
RSI 5-3 EMA_MTF-1H (e-3) mod

Hi Sir, can i know whats best setting for Xauusd M5 ? its so noisy when i change the Timeframe setting into M5 and arrow late appear when place H1 need your advice

ujtrader wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:22 am Adding vertical lines or arrows to highlight the first signal would be really helpful! Sorry for sending so many requests today please take your time and address this whenever it’s convenient for you. Thank you!

Hello! Could you kindly share the indicators on the chart you are using. The setup looks very good! Thank you!

kvak wrote: Thu Mar 13, 2025 11:10 am Upsss, sorry, my bad, redownload corrected file on my original post, now it is working

Hi Kvak, if you get the time. Any chance to the get an update on how the lines are places on candles for a more accurate visual backtest?
I uploaded an image below the quoted post on how it could look if possible.
This is an awesome way to fast visually asses different settings.