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Topic: RSI
Posted: Friday, February 8, 2008 10:03:52 PM
I am taking a course on options that uses Stock Charts.com.  I printed some of the charts using the indicator RSI and the RSI on the chart is different in comparison to the TC2000 RSI.  For example on a 
chart in July 2006 the RSI on Stock Charts.com stays below 70 while TC2000 shows that the RSI going
above 70 plus the over all appearance of the RSI does not match when comparing  Stock Charts.com and TC2000.

I checked the RSI on the Stock Charts.com against Mega Stock Charts and they match.

Is there some  variable other than 14 in the TC2000 RSI?  I did notice that the RSI on Stock Charts shows an additional two other variables 27, 78.  Is there anyway the adjustments for TC2000 RSI can
be changed to match the RSI being used in the Stock Charts.com by the instructors of the course I am taking?

Thanks

Ronald Rogers
Topic: RSI horizontal line at the value of 50
Posted: Friday, February 8, 2008 9:49:13 PM
Since the value of 50 is very significant in terms of trend changing for a stock, is there any way to 
draw a horizontal line at the value of 50 in order for it to be quickly recognized when the RSI  
immediately crosses over 50 or turns downward below 50?  Presently, this is easily missed 
unless you print the chart and draw the line on paper yourself.

Thanks
Ronald Rogers
Topic: Replies to "Basic Info on BOP, TSV and MoneyStream"
Posted: Friday, April 28, 2006 8:44:45 PM
In using "C" key to isolate an chart pattern and then after calculation tc2000 finds the same pattern in other stocks. My question is: can a pattern be selected in the historical or past
charts of a company and tc2000 find a similar pattern in charts covering the last 30 to 60 days.

Thanks

Ron Rogers