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Re: RSI LinePro v 1.02

Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2025 3:40 pm
by sape4543
ionone wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:18 pm RSI LinePro v 1.02

I added colors so you can change them.

This is version 1.02 :

I added a min number of bars at the right of peak 2 :
if you consider two peaks, peaks 1 and 2, then the arrows are at the right of peak 2.
But I only set the min distance from peak 1 to peak 2.
now you can set a minimum bars between peak 2 and arrow

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peak 1
  /\     peak 2
 /  \     /\
/    \  /    \    arrow	
      \       \    /
               \  /   
	        \/
also if you don't set ""clean" from right peak to arrow" to true then type of setup (RSI going above trend line from peak 2 to arrow) won't be filtered

this version is compatible with setfiles from version 1.00.
Just hit "reset" before loading any set file (important)

Jeff
hello jeff
how does the arrow appear ?

Re: RSI LinePro v 1.02

Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2025 7:24 pm
by ionone
sape4543 wrote: Sat Jul 26, 2025 3:40 pm hello jeff
how does the arrow appear ?
the arrow appears when the ris crosses the trend line..

was it your question ? idk

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2025 9:57 pm
by Intrest 1
LazyBear's RSI Bands

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2025 5:59 am
by kvak
Here is new xRsi with psar.
Indicator have pre/pos smoothing, signal, choise from multiple levels, arrows, alerts and mtf mode.

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2025 5:56 am
by mrtools
Krunal Gajjar wrote: Tue Aug 05, 2025 7:15 pm Dear mrtools,

Request you to Please update,

(1) Calculation of RSI using JURIK and WILDERS MA, and
(2) ALL Latest MA Pack for Price Smoothing Method...

for this wonderful Indicator.

Regards,
Krunal.

attach/file/3433046
rsi-indicators-for-mt4-t8413428-1980.html
RSI Experiment Averages + Floating Levels

Hello, kind of updated it, just for information, Wilder Ma is pretty much the default or "original rsi" and Smoothed moving average is actually even though the calculations are different it is the same as a Wilders Ma. Added the averages to the pre-smoothing with an option for double smoothing. Also added floating levels and if you prefer to not use them just set the Floating level period to zero.

ps1) Forgot to mention added the Jurik, for Rsi ma calculation.
PS2) Last 2 screenshots it looks like someone is selling Mladen's version :)

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Wed Aug 06, 2025 6:02 pm
by Krunal Gajjar
mrtools wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 5:56 am Hello, kind of updated it, just for information, Wilder Ma is pretty much the default or "original rsi" and Smoothed moving average is actually even though the calculations are different it is the same as a Wilders Ma. Added the averages to the pre-smoothing with an option for double smoothing. Also added floating levels and if you prefer to not use them just set the Floating level period to zero.

ps1) Forgot to mention added the Jurik, for Rsi ma calculation.
PS2) Last 2 screenshots it looks like someone is selling Mladen's version :)
ThankYou mrtools... Thankyou Very much.

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2025 8:03 pm
by boytoy
mrtools wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 5:56 am Hello, kind of updated it, just for information, Wilder Ma is pretty much the default or "original rsi" and Smoothed moving average is actually even though the calculations are different it is the same as a Wilders Ma. Added the averages to the pre-smoothing with an option for double smoothing. Also added floating levels and if you prefer to not use them just set the Floating level period to zero.

ps1) Forgot to mention added the Jurik, for Rsi ma calculation.
PS2) Last 2 screenshots it looks like someone is selling Mladen's version :)
Thats disgusting.. found it being sold on the mql5 market by this freeloading tire kicker Do Thi Phuong Anh what a fraud

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2025 9:01 pm
by Abdi
Does this variation of the rsi exist in the forum? Maybe by another name?
While googling, i found it under the name 'RSS - Relative Spread Strength'. Developed by Ian Copsey.
Ninja seem to have it on there platform.
Would be nice to have a version from MrTook/Kvak with the averages, mtf and arrows/vertical lines. If there isnt a version already.
It seems to find turning points nicely with some adjusted settings. the image has default settings.
https://www.tradingview.com/script/gwZJ ... -Strength/

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2025 11:13 pm
by moey_dw
mrtools wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2025 5:56 am Last 2 screenshots it looks like someone is selling Mladen's version
boytoy wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 8:03 pm Thats disgusting.. found it being sold on the mql5 market by this freeloading tire kicker Do Thi Phuong Anh what a fraud
UGLY PERSON FROM VIETNAM.......... YOU WANNA MAKE $38 USD FROM INDICATORS THAT ARE FREE HUH!?!?? YOUR FROM TACHITEAM MONEY SCAMS EVERYONE AVOID THIS HIDEOUS GUY PRETENDING TO BE GIRL......... LOW LIFE MQL5 SELLER DO THI PHUONG ANH

Re: RSI Indicators for MT4

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2025 3:32 am
by mrtools
Abdi wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 9:01 pm Does this variation of the rsi exist in the forum? Maybe by another name?
While googling, i found it under the name 'RSS - Relative Spread Strength'. Developed by Ian Copsey.
Ninja seem to have it on there platform.
Would be nice to have a version from MrTook/Kvak with the averages, mtf and arrows/vertical lines. If there isnt a version already.
It seems to find turning points nicely with some adjusted settings. the image has default settings.

RSS Relative Sprad Strength.JPG

https://www.tradingview.com/script/gwZJ ... -Strength/
Relative Spread Strength

This MQL4 indicator is a version of the Relative Spread Strength (RSS) oscillator, inspired by a TradingView script created by Alex Orekhov. It functions as a momentum indicator that evaluates the "RSI of the spread" between a fast and a slow moving average, and then applies smoothing to it.

How does it work?
  • For each candlestick (bar):
    • Calculate the fast MA and slow MA.
    • Take the difference (spread).
    • Pass this spread to the custom RSI function (iRsi.OnCalculate()).
    • Smooth the RSI result using CSma.OnCalculate().
    • Compare the current smoothed RSI to the previous bar:
  • If higher → mark as bullish (valUa/valUb buffers for green lines).
  • If lower → mark as bearish (valDa/valDb buffers for red lines).
  • Else → neutral line (val buffer for gray line).
Please compare with the TradingView version.

PS: For the MT5 version, please see: Relative Spread Strength (RSS) for MT5.