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It really look OK Thanks
It is good. I use it and it is by far the best rsi I have seen so far
Drunkpips, just guessing you meant crossing 50, that's how i made this one.
pls can we have a MTF version for this indicator?
pls can we have a MTF version for this indicator?
Multi time frame version posted here : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173574/page612
So, it seems, that sometimes it using an additional step does not necessarily mean a lag
lol, sometimes it must be magic or forex-time distortion. Can you please make a dynamic zone version of the DSS of RSI, and maybe choice of RSX, wilder's and cuttler's rsi (like DZ_PA_ IFT of RSI alert) too? Must not be mtf for me, just nmc
That would very nice and awesome. BTW, who is cuttler?
lol, sometimes it must be magic or forex-time distortion. Can you please make a dynamic zone version of the DSS of RSI, and maybe choice of RSX, wilder's and cuttler's rsi (like DZ_PA_ IFT of RSI alert) too? Must not be mtf for me, just nmc
I can not find who Cutler exactly is
Some more information on Cutler's RSI you can find here : Relative strength index - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hi Mladen and others.
I have scrolled through a lot of indicators recently looking for a PLAIN WILDERS RSI - and its almost impossible to find.
I want a very ordinary RSI indi - but with one difference - its calculated as per WILDERS original specs. Not the MT4 standard one as it seems to be wrong? (as per mladen and others who noticed how Metaquotes have programmed this).
Does anyone know where the Wilders RSI is for MT4?
According to sites this i the original formula:
Wider’s RSI
The relative strength index indicator was first developed by J. Welles Wilder using an equal-weighted moving average, which was later changed to exponential. Its calculation is simple and involves constructing two series of first differences, Gain and Loss, over a period n as follows:
r(n)= close(n) – close(n-1)
If r(n) > 0 then Gain(n) = r(n), otherwise Gain(n) = 0;
If r(n) < 0 then Loss(n) = -r(n) , otherwise Loss(n) = 0;
Then, the exponential averages of the two series are taken and their ratio RS is calculated as follows:
RS = EMA(Gain(n), n)/EMA(Loss(n), n)
Finally, Wilder’s RSI is obtained after normalizing the values between 0 and 100:
RSI = 100 – 100/(1+RS)
It would be great to find the real Wilders RSI indi that should have been the standard in MT4.
Many thanks to mladen and others for the work in the thread.
Cheers
Hi Mladen and others.
I have scrolled through a lot of indicators recently looking for a PLAIN WILDERS RSI - and its almost impossible to find.
I want a very ordinary RSI indi - but with one difference - its calculated as per WILDERS original specs. Not the MT4 standard one as it seems to be wrong? (as per mladen and others who noticed how Metaquotes have programmed this).
Does anyone know where the Wilders RSI is for MT4?
According to sites this i the original formula:
Wider’s RSI
The relative strength index indicator was first developed by J. Welles Wilder using an equal-weighted moving average, which was later changed to exponential. Its calculation is simple and involves constructing two series of first differences, Gain and Loss, over a period n as follows:
r(n)= close(n) – close(n-1)
If r(n) > 0 then Gain(n) = r(n), otherwise Gain(n) = 0;
If r(n) < 0 then Loss(n) = -r(n) , otherwise Loss(n) = 0;
Then, the exponential averages of the two series are taken and their ratio RS is calculated as follows:
RS = EMA(Gain(n), n)/EMA(Loss(n), n)
Finally, Wilder’s RSI is obtained after normalizing the values between 0 and 100:
RSI = 100 – 100/(1+RS)
It would be great to find the real Wilders RSI indi that should have been the standard in MT4.
Many thanks to mladen and others for the work in the thread.
CheersCheck this post : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173574/page459
That is the original Welles Wilder RSI calculation
Check this post : https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/173574/page459 That is the original Welles Wilder RSI calculation
Thanks mladen. Just confirming it is the TrendRSI 2 indi listed at that link you provided?
I did also find a RSI_Multi indi at this link on this forum:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/178733/page23.
It has 4 inputs as to moving average used in RSI calc - 0 SMA, 1 EMA, 2 Wilders MA, 3 Weighted MA.
Was hoping that RSI code was correct.
Cheers
I did also find a RSI_Multi indi at this link on this forum:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/178733/page23.
It has 4 inputs as to moving average used in RSI calc - 0 SMA, 1 EMA, 2 Wilders MA, 3 Weighted MA.
Was hoping that RSI code was correct.
CheersYes, the smma (smoothed moving average) and Wilders ema are producing same results regardless of the seemingly different math used for calculation