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tejaspi wrote:Sat May 09, 2020 11:27 pm

Brother what are these orange and blue band on the chart.. Will you please share this indicator..
Its helpful for my system

I don't have the template for this one(system didn't work for me in the long run) but here's the indi..hope it helps

Deez wrote:Sun May 10, 2020 4:11 pm

I don't have the template for this one(system didn't work for me in the long run) but here's the indi..hope it helps

thank you brother

Ogee wrote:Wed May 06, 2020 10:56 pm
Hi, yes it's here;

Thank you

EMA Trend

RSI direction bias by mladen

he wrote "Found this way of displaying the rsi on another platform and I liked it"

Momentum emphasized RSI by mladen

he wrote;

By definition RSI belongs to momentum family of indicators. Hence making a "momentum emphasized" indicator might be strange idea.

The idea is yet another attempt to address one of the know issues of RSI : the "flattening". In short, if you use levels when using RSI to determine any type of signals or triggers, you might find yourself wondering what is going on when using longer periods since RSI is going to be more and more like a flat line, and not like any kind of momentum, and then your RSI will never cross the levels of interest

There are some ways to bypass that (like using any kind of dynamic levels - which, btw, this indicator has too), but when it comes to using fixed levels it is more or less left to discretion of the trader to adjust levels for each and every RSI period in order to get some usable readings. This indicator is a "real RSI" (ie: it is calculated the way how any Wilder's RSI is calculated) but it has a special way it adjusts itself to produce much more "momentum like" results and to avoid the "flattening" issue

Some examples that will clarify the above stated a bit more :
The usual 14 period RSI

Same thing just period 50 used (see the lower RSI - that is the "regular" built in RSI and this way you can see what happens to "regular" RSI when long periods are used :

This way the levels are remaining more usable and the RSI itself is not "deformed" to the degree that it could not be called RSI any more

Pips Blaster Pro (whatever the hell that is)

Enjoy

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