The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a popular momentum indicator used in technical analysis to measure the strength of an asset's price action. It is typically used to identify potential buying or selling opportunities in the market. This unique indicator utilizes different sets of input data to calculate three different RSI components simultaneously. The three RSI indicator components are generated from three data sets: high minus close[1], close minus close[1], and low minus close[1]. In other words, these data sets are calculated using the current day's high, close, and low price values in comparison with yesterday's close price value, and these data sets are essential in generating three different RSI values. Using this unique RSI indicator code, traders can have a more comprehensive understanding of the strength of an asset's price action. By simultaneously monitoring the three different RSI values, traders can identify potential buying or selling opportunities based on their individual trading strategies. In other words, when all three indicator components are above zero value, the market sentiment is very bullish, and when all three indicator components are below zero value, the market sentiment is very bearish.

The Braid Filter oscillator determines the trend based on the maximum and minimum values between 3 different moving averages of the chosen type. The distance between those 2 moving averages must be greater than 40% of the value of ATR (Average True Range) to confirm the trend, indicated by coloring the histogram green for bullish and red for bearish. If the histogram is above the filter, then the trend is identified; if the histogram is below the filter, then the trend is not identified.  

Indicator Sylvain Vervoort RSI inverse fisher transform built on Sylvain Vervoort Rainbow Moving Average. Use indicator values when are above the upper limit for long trade, and below the lower limit as short trade zone.

The technical indicator Mogalef Bands projects the high, median, and low levels of the most probable range into the future by taking into account the market environment. This indicator can be applied immediately to any financial instrument you may be working with. The indicator checks the values of linear regression, compares them to the extremes of past deviation bands, and if a breakout occurs in either direction, it adjusts the bands to the most probable range in which the price will fluctuate. Usage; it can be used as a target for breakouts or to set take profit/stop losses

The RSI Oscillator displays the smoothed difference between two different-period RSIs. This is an analogy of the Wyckoff system. Use the green shadow zone for long positions when the indicator's main component value is above the signal component and the indicator zero value. Use the red shadow zone for short positions when the indicator's main component value is below the signal component and the indicator zero value. For major market conditions, use the Elder Triple Screen Trading System. For example, indicator periods could be (10, 25, 5), (40, 100, 5), (160, 400, 5).

Plot the difference between 2 signals. Can select any sources with different shifting for each source. Example 1: Visualize the Kumo Future: Example 2: A simple momentum measurement: Example 3: The Aroon Oscillator

Help to visualize the rising, falling. Green: rising or unchanged from green. Red: falling or unchanged from red. Can apply on any source. The RedGreen applied on an Instantaneous Trendline: The RedGreen applied on the MACD crossover histogram: here they are:

show distance high and low to live candle

The Hurst oscillator is described in Jim Hurst's book "The Magic of Stock Transaction Timing". This indicator can be used for identifying long trading zones when the indicator value is above the zero level, and for short trading zones when the indicator value is below the zero level. Range and range average values are used as extreme indicator values. These range values are then used as filter confluence indicator values to trigger events Here you can find the original version.

The Hurst oscillator is described in Jim Hurst's book "The Magic of Stock Transaction Timing". This indicator can be used for identifying long trading zones when the indicator value is above the zero level, and for short trading zones when the indicator value is below the zero level.

Similar to my Auto Trendlines with Retest, however you add a pair in 1 shot, one on Price Chart an another one on an Oscillator. It could be useful to spot Divergence. Period: Period for finding local Extrema. Ctrl click on a place on Chart to do retest. When retest active, a vertical dot yellow line appears, drag the line to move retest. Press delete to delete the retest and switch to live mode. The display beside each trendline are the angle and the period. Angle (Period).

The Ehlers Inverse Fisher Transform. Apply on top of any oscillator. Amp: the amplifier. Use a big number to get binary signal. The example of applying Inverse Fisher on Cyber Cycle. It helps to spot the turning point easily.