Stochastic + Stochastic RSIJust a basic indicator I rigged up to help reduce screen real estate that ended up providing more insight than expected; overlays both the stochastic and stochastic RSI. While I initially made this to save space, I've begun to pick up on some interesting patterns in cryptocurrencies based on the divergence of stochastic from the stochastic RSI, and the comparison of their swing lows.
Left all settings modifiable, since this is simply a combination indicator I've left the source code open unlike other proprietary indicators I use.
Happy trading!
Austin Doyle
CTO
Crypto Playhouse
ستوكاستك القوة النسبية (STOCH RSI)
RSI / Stoch / Stoch RSI (SRSI) Overlay [SigmaDraconis]Combines RSI, Stochastic and Stochastic RSI (SRSI) in only one indicator.
Most useful to better pick tops and bottoms on oversold and overbought levels.
I decided to write it since I felt the need to look at how all 3 behaved at once, relative to each.
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RSI / Stoch / Stoch RSI (SRSI) Overlay [SigmaDraconis]One indicator combining RSI, Stochastic Oscillator and Stochastic RSI in one.
Credits for rwhiteside and his RSI / Stoch RSI Overlay indicator who served as inspiration to all three.
I believe this will be very useful to a lot of people.
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RSI + Stoch/RSIThis is a combination of 2 of the most used indicators. RSI and stochastic/RSI
Ive coded them both to work together to save space on your chart and work as only ONE indicator.
I specifically only use the D line with my rsi , but you have the option to use the K and D line if you so choose.
RSI is good for momentum
Stochastic is good for short term momentum.
They work very well together and if you are a swing trader or scalper they can help immensely when looking for sniper entry areas after you've done you're initial pattern, level, fibonacci and wave analysis.
I like the way this works and have been using these two indicators for a while so I figured I would share.
Happy new year everyone, God bless!
Ehlers-Smoothed Stochastic RSI [Krypt]This script uses a regular Stochastic RSI formula and then runs Ehlers' Super Smoother on top of it. It also provides buy/sell signals on crossovers.
The script is inspired by LazyBear Ehlers-Smoothed Stochastic RSI with Roofing Filter, except I find that the Roofing filter (existing implementation) does not work well near extreme price changes, where a regular formula is preferable. The Ehlers Super Smoother however is excellent and seems to provide earlier signals in most cases than an EMA-EMA smoother. Combined, the super-smoother and regular Stochastic RSI formula provide very good results.
Log-space Stochastic RSISimilar to regular Stochastic RSI except usable even with charts that show dramatic (10x or more) volatility, such as in the beginning of the ZEC-BTC chart in the example attached.
RS_Stoch-RSI_MTFmodification by Richard Siegers that turned stochastic mtf from ChrisMoody into stochastic-rsi mtf
Laguerre-based RSI Strategy This is RSI indicator which is more sesitive to price changes.
It is based upon a modern math tool - Laguerre transform filter.
With help of Laguerre filter one becomes able to create superior
indicators using very short data lengths as well. The use of shorter
data lengths means you can make the indicators more responsive to
changes in the price.
WARNING:
This script to change bars colors.
Stochastic RSI - MTF - Up/down colours - 4hr default - squattterStochastic RSI - MTF - Up/down colours - 4hr (240) default
Super StochSuper Stoch Update
// Short Name Changed To "SS 3.0"
// Added a third StochRSI.
// Default resolutions S1= W, S2= D, S3= 240 (4H)
// Signal function for all StochRSI's.
// Made a Variety of Cosmetic Changes
Super StochAdded signal functionality to StochRSI 2
Set Default Resolution of StochRSI 1 to "D" and StochRSI 2 to "240"
Super StochThis is a multi-time frame Stoch RSI based on Chris Moody's "CM_Stochastic_MTF". Changes are primarily cosmetic and the "stock" signal and Stoch RSI calculations are retained.
StochRSI overSold/Bought alerts - by squattterDepending on the new trend - Fisher 100 crossing 0;
Set an alert on each Long/Short "crossing down", 0.8 (or anything below 0.99), "on condition"
Kay_StochasticRSIThis is a different version of Stochastic RSI. the only difference is the use of variable moving average by Lazybear instead of regular sma for K smoothing.
Its purely an experiment. I am not a professional trader but an enthusiastic programmer trying different indicator combination to see different results.
Criticizing and negative comments will be gracefully accepted. :)
Appreciation will be even more. :)
MTI Stochastic RSI with Color Bars and ZonesPlots the %D line of a Stochastic Oscillator calculated from the RSI of close of length 14.
Red Sell Zone above 80, candles paint red
Green Buy Zone below 20, candles paint green
Madrid Bull Bear SentimentThis indicator displays the distance in percentage between the highest and lowest points in a given period of time, compares them and determines which side has more dominance.
CCT StochRSI [LazyBear]CCT StochRSI, proposed by Steve Karnish of Cedar Creek Trading, reconfigures classic StochRSI using custom parameters and smoothing.
There are 6 types supported.
Common formula:
(rsi - lowest(rsi, x)) / (highest(rsi, y) - lowest(rsi, z)) * 100
Smoothed formula:
ema(common formula result, len)
Settings (values for x/y/z/len in the above formulae):
Type 1: RSILength=21, x=8, y=13, z=13, len=N/A
Type 2: RSILength=21, x=21, y=21, z=21, len=N/A
Type 3: RSILength=14, x=14, y=14, z=14, len=N/A
Type 4: RSILength=21, x=13, y=8, z=13, len=8
Type 5: RSILength=5, x=5, y=5, z=5, len=3
Type 6: RSILength=13, x=13, y=13, z=13, len=3
Apart from these default types, this also supports user-specified custom type (select "0" for "Type" option).
All 6 types:
CCT StochRSI compared against normal StochRSI:
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