RSI being the highest

AntonC · Tue, 09 Jun 2020 11:18:31 +0000

Hello, I have a question which is hopefully easy to answer. I wish to have a condition in my code which is that RSI is the Highest in last 5 bars. I’ve tried a lot of different ways of coding, but just cant get it to work. Hopefully someone can find a code that works. I’ve inserted the codes I’ve tried. Regards. myrsi = RSI[9](close) c1 = RSI = Highest[5] if c1 then buy at market endif rsiperiod = 5 myrsi= RSI[10](close) count = Summation[atrperiod](myrsi> myrsi[1]) if count > 5 then buy at market endif myrsi = RSI[10](close) c1 = (myrsi > myrsi[1]) IF LOWEST[5](c1) = 1 THEN buy at market endif

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06/09/2020 at 12:18 PM #135300

AntonC

Hello,

I have a question which is hopefully easy to answer.

I wish to have a condition in my code which is that RSI is the Highest in last 5 bars.

I’ve tried a lot of different ways of coding, but just cant get it to work.

Hopefully someone can find a code that works. I’ve inserted the codes I’ve tried.

Regards.

myrsi = RSI[9](close) c1 = RSI = Highest[5] if c1 then buy at market endif

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myrsi = RSI[9](close)

c1 = RSI = Highest[5]

if c1 then
buy at market
endif

rsiperiod = 5 myrsi= RSI[10](close) count = Summation[atrperiod](myrsi> myrsi[1]) if count > 5 then buy at market endif

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rsiperiod = 5
myrsi= RSI[10](close)
count = Summation[atrperiod](myrsi> myrsi[1])
if count > 5 then
buy at market
endif

myrsi = RSI[10](close) c1 = (myrsi > myrsi[1]) IF LOWEST[5](c1) = 1 THEN buy at market endif

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myrsi = RSI[10](close)
c1 = (myrsi > myrsi[1])

IF LOWEST[5](c1) = 1 THEN
buy at market
endif

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06/09/2020 at 12:33 PM #135307
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Please read the highlighted basic rules to abide by in these forum, among them:

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06/09/2020 at 12:37 PM #135308

robertogozzi

Example 1 is correct if you replace line 3 with this one:

c1 = (myrsi = Highest[5](myrsi))

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c1 = (myrsi = Highest[5](myrsi))

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06/09/2020 at 7:32 PM #135359

AntonC

Did not realize I had doubleposted, sorry!

Thank you for the help!

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