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Dear All,
I have try to made a plot that have 2 data sources but thats not possible in the TC2000, So please I need a formula that detect the rise of RSI for 10 days upove the MA for 5 days, I went to formula section when I type RSI10>MA5 it give me an error.
Please Help
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A Condition Formula for a plain (not Wilder's smoothed) 10 period RSI crossing up through its own 5 period simple moving average can be written as follows.
RSI10 > RSI10.5 AND RSI10.1.1 <= RSI10.5.1
-Bruce
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Dear Bruce,
Thank you very much for your help.
If you may explain more about it, I want to back test it manualy, your written formula give results for the present day, If I want to test it for 3-4-5-6.. days ago.
Warm Regards
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If you just want to check to see if it happened recently to see how it has reacted since you could utilize the following technique.
Condition True at Least Once Over x Bars
Otherwise you could manually adjust the number of bars ago in the formula. So 1 bar ago would be the following.
RSI10.1.1 > RSI10.5.1 AND RSI10.1.2 <= RSI10.5.2
And two bars ago would be the following for example.
RSI10.1.2 > RSI10.5.2 AND RSI10.1.3 <= RSI10.5.3
-Bruce
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Dear Bruce,
Thank you very much for your assistant.
Warm Regards
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You're welcome.
-Bruce
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