Get the bar shift of your wanted time in your desired timeframe, then retrieve the value of the RSI on that shift index
Gracias Fabio, that's the solution.
Just to avoid a doubt: If I were on an M1 timeframe, and if at that specific time I wanted to obtain the RSI of the M5 timeframe,
would that be possible?
Would there be any option other than a one-off simulation with the simulator?
I understand, I need to redo the calculation for the new timeframe.
Thanks.
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How could I do this from that information?
What would be the most efficient way to get it?