Hello all, and thank you Nicolas for helping me with my last question on this forum. I have one more question, is it possible to build a screener based on this criteria?
There are three major components to Connors RSI
RSI = Standard RSI developed by Wilder. This is typically a short-term RSI. In this example it is a 3 Period RSI.
UpDown Length = The number of consecutive days that a security price has either closed up (higher than previous day) or closed down (lower than previous days).
Closing up values represented in positive numbers and closing down is represented with negative numbers.
If a security closes at the same price on back to back days, the UpDown Length is 0.
Connors RSI then applies a short-term RSI to the UpDown Streak Value. In this example it is a 2 period RSI.
ROC = The Rate-of-Change. The ROC takes a user-defined look-back period and calculates a percentage of the number of values
within that look back period that are below the current day price change percentage.
The final CRSI calculation then simply finding the average value of the three components.
CRSI(3,2,100) = [ RSI(3) + RSI(UpDown Length,2) + ROC(100) ] / 3
Specifically, a screener that would give results with ConnorsRSI(3,2,100) below 10? Thanks all 🙂
You can find the Connors RSI indicator code here: Connors RSI indicator
It would not be hard to make a screener from it. Do you need assistance?
Hello Nicolas, I hope your day is well. The ConnorsRSI indicator code in the link above is actually not the ConnorsRSI, I believe there is a fault in the code. I have ConnorsRSI on 2 programs, as well as on tradingview.com, and they all show the same oscillator values, but the one in the link above, when added to prorealtime, shows a completely different oscillator value. Thanks Sir!
If you link me to the Pinescript source code (from tradingview), I can have a look for the code translation to prorealtime.
Hello Nicolas, no problem! Here is the Pinescript source code:
Thank you again 🙂
Hello Nicholas! I don’t mean to intrude or you might be tremendously busy, but can you help me in this one? 🙂 Thank you, sir!
Oh sorry, I remember having looked at this and it didn’t help me much at that time, because this code has built-in Pinescript function.. So I believe I have to fetch the internet to find another good formula to adapt this indicator correctly this time.. If you find any, I’d be very grateful 🙂
Hi Nicholas, I see. I scoured the internet, and I found the thinkorswim code for the connorsRsi, in case it might help you 🙂 Thank you again
Hello Brandon, Maybe it is still valid for you, there is an updated version on the Conners RSI Indicator