RSI Stochastic

[cush52]

I was directed here by Esignal's tech dept. Does anyone know if this can be done in Esignal? I had asked them if they could make an RSI Stochastic with adjustable parameters that match the following:

STOCHASTIC RSI

Fast Stochastic:
RSI Length = 13
%K Length = 13
%K Smoothing = 2
%K Line Thickness = 2, color red (Line thickness not that
important)

%D Smoothing = 3
%D Thickness = 2

Slow Stochastic:
RSI Length = 13
%K Length = 21
%K Smoothing = 3
%K Line Thickness = 2, Green
%D Smoothing = 5
%D Thickness = 2

It would be great to have all these parameters variable like they are on normal stochastics

[ACM]

cush52
You can find a Stochastic of RSI formula by clicking here
Alex

[cush52]

RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Thanks so much, I downloaded the formula, do you know how I get it to be
part of the studies so I can add it to my charts? Sorry I am not the
brightest candle
Thanks,
Cush

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 9:09 AM
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Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hello cush52,

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[cush52]

RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Figured out how to load it. Any way to change the colors of the two
lines? When I change the color of the one line that is customizable, it
does not change it on the actual screen. It does not change the thickness
either.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 9:09 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hello cush52,

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Cush
Open the efs with the Editor and change the colors defined in the following lines at the very beginning of the code

setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.blue, 0);
setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.red, 1);

Some of the baisc colors available are as follows:
white, black, darkgrey, grey, lightgrey, navy, blue, aqua, cyan, teal, darkgreen, green, lime, olive, khaki, brown, purple, red, magenta, maroon, fuschia, yellow, lightyellow, paleyellow

Hope this helps
Alex

[cush52]

RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hi Alexis, this is a screen shot of the how I enter rsi stochastic
parameters on Q-Charts (my existing Charting software) I want to switch to
E-signal (which I am testing) but I am having a bit of a time getting these
RSI Stochastics to come out right. They match up perfectly on a daily
chart, but on a 55 or any other "all sessions" charts, they are totally
different. I have both q-charts and e-signal 55 chart set at the same "time"
interval They both show the candles starting and stopping at the same time
(except that q-charts has a 5 minute candle from 15:55 to 16:00 and then
starts a new one.) I compared stochastics during the day on these 55 candles
and they are totally different, but the daily shows them lining up nicely.
Any thoughts?

It looks like the only thing e-signal formula may not have is the %D
smoothing?


Ps: Got the colors to work, thanks for the info You are awesome!










-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 11:25 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hello cush52,

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Cush

First of all thank you for the compliment.

Second, because you are replying using your email client images are not attached. You need to be in the Bulletin Board to attach images to a message.
Once you can post a screenshot it will be easier to determine where the differences may be. In the mean time what are the settings you have for the StochaRSI?

Alex

[dloomis]

Re: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Alex

I can't believe I wasn't sure of this, but do you mean if I don't have an
attachment (or want to see some one else's attachment(s)) I can reply
directly from inside Outlook Express and not go to the web page?

geesh.

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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 6:21 PM
Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'


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[cush52]

RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

My Fast RSI Stochastic:

RSI Length is 13
%K Length is 13, smoothing is 2
%D smoothing is 3


My Slow RSI Stochastic:

RSI 13
%K Length 21, smoothing 3
%D Smoothing is 5

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 6:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hello cush52,

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[ACM]

David
That is correct.
Just make sure that in your reply you have the line with the thread numbers intact (you can delete everything before that if you do not want your email address to show)
Alex

[cush52]

RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

How do I attach my screen shot in the BB?

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 6:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Hello cush52,

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[dloomis]

Re: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic'

Like this, I suppose?

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[dloomis]

Re: Reply to post 'RE: Reply to post 'RSI Stochastic''

There is a little box a couple of inches down from the reply box for
attachments.
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Cush
Once you are at the thread click the Post Reply button. In the Post Reply page there is a section titled Attach file with a Browse button next to it that you will use to navigate to the folder on your computer that contains the file. The rest should be self explanatory.
Alex

[cush52]

Hope this atachment comes through. It should be a screen shot of the rsi stochastic set up screen on q-charts