Multi Time Frame RSI values ProScreener

Geons · 2019-05-28T12:46:12+00:00

Hi to all! I want a simple screener to get the RSI(14) values of multi time frames. Something like this: myRSI = RSI[14] TIMEFRAME(weekly) c1 = myRSI TIMEFRAME(daily) c2 = myRSI TIMEFRAME(60 minutes) c3 = myRSI SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3] I don’t understand why the above code don’t work. Any help will be appreciated! Thanks in advance

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05/28/2019 at 1:46 PM #99596 quote
Geons
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Hi to all!

I want a simple screener to get the RSI(14) values of multi time frames.

Something like this:
```
myRSI = RSI[14]

TIMEFRAME(weekly)
c1 = myRSI
TIMEFRAME(daily)
c2 = myRSI
TIMEFRAME(60 minutes)
c3 = myRSI

SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3]
```
I don’t understand why the above code don’t work.

Any help will be appreciated!

Thanks in advance
05/28/2019 at 1:58 PM #99598 quote
robertogozzi
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Try inserting this at line 9 and also as the first line:
```
TIMEFRAME(default)
```
05/29/2019 at 7:46 AM #99644 quote
Nicolas
Keymaster

Legend
Your conditions c1 and c2 and c3 will only test if the RSI[14] is above 0 or not (true), and it is indeed the case.

You won’t get any value in the ProScreener this way, so I wonder what it the exact purpose of your request?

To get values in a column as a sorting criteria, the variables must be with parenthesis:
```
screener(c1)
```
but you can only have one column, so only one variable.

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05/29/2019 at 9:13 AM #99649 quote
robertogozzi
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Firstly: ProScreener requires TIMEFRAME(1 hour), not TIMEFRAME(60 minutes) which is reserved to ProOrder

Secondly: If in your DEFAULT TF MyRsi=53.2456, then AND will make sure ALL values will be equal at the same time, which is pretty impossible! (try replacing AND with OR)

Thirdly: Your screener doesn’t seem to have any logical meaning, if you want to have the three TF’s ALL above oversold, or whatever else you prefer, you should write:
```
TIMEFRAME(weekly)
c1 = RSI[14] > 30
TIMEFRAME(daily)
c2 = RSI[14] > 30
TIMEFRAME(1 hour)
c3 = RSI[14] > 30
timeframe(default)
SCREENER[c1 and c2 and c3]
```
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05/30/2019 at 8:48 PM #99731 quote

Geons
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Thanks to all for the help. My logic about the question was to get the RSI values from different time-frames in dedicated columns in ProScreener.

As I am coming from other trading platform, this feature it’s possible. But with your help I just played a little with the code and got finally some result.

Thanks again!

05/30/2019 at 9:17 PM #99733 quote

robertogozzi
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This post may help https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/returning-information-from-a-screener/#post-95524

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