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Gerard Carey wrote:
>RSI(7) or whatever
>
I think lcdrpost may be wondering about the RSI on the default layout;
can't remember whether it appears on the first sheet or not, as it's
been too long since I changed it all. In that case, the answer is that
you need to write your own version of RSI and insert it on the page.
Try this:
Lookback=Param("Lookback",default,minimum,maximum,step);
Plot(RSI(Lookback),"RSI",colorRed,styleLine);
For example: Lookback=Param("Lookback",14,3,144,1);
Then check the appropriate OB/OS levels on the grid lines below the edit
window. Assuming they still exist; I'm working with an older version.
Otherwise, write separate Plot() statements for each of your OB/OS
levels: Plot(80,"",colorBlue,styleLine);
Note that you can also use RSIa(), which will allow you to plot the RSI
of things other than the close: RSIa(O,Lookback) or RSIa(OBV(),Lookback).
Owen Davies
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