RSI Engine
The RSI Engine forms the foundation of the Ultimate RSI Suite. It transforms the standard Relative Strength Index into a dynamic, color-adaptive oscillator powered by advanced custom logic calculations.
This enhanced engine allows the RSI to react faster to momentum shifts while maintaining a smooth, noise-filtered line that better reflects real market energy.
Serving as the primary signal core for the suite’s divergence, reversal, and channel systems, the RSI
Engine delivers a visually refined yet analytically robust view of market momentum — without sacrificing the classic strengths of the traditional RSI.
RSI Core Logic
The heart of the engine calculates the RSI value based on the selected source and period.
Inputs: RSI Length, Source
Length - Shorter lengths produce more reactive swings, while longer ones create smoother trends.
Source - defines which price data the RSI formula uses for its calculation.
RSI Smoothing
The RSI Engine offers optional smoothing via moving averages to refine the oscillator line and highlight trend bias.
The RSI Engine includes optional smoothing using moving averages applied directly to RSI values. This helps highlight long-term momentum and remove small oscillations.
Available types:
SMA (Simple)
EMA (Exponential)
SMMA / RMA (Smoothed)
WMA (Weighted)
VWMA (Volume-Weighted)
Default color: Yellow Use EMA or SMMA for short-term sensitivity, and SMA/WMA for steady, balanced smoothing. VWMA adds a volume factor that aligns RSI with real traded pressure.
Overbought / Oversold Zones
Classic RSI zones are extended with customizable levels and gradient fills.
Default levels: 65 (Overbought) and 35 (Oversold)
The RSI Engine converts a traditional oscillator into a modern momentum framework. With gradient visualization, flexible source options, and adaptive zones, it offers a complete foundation for identifying strength, weakness, and directional bias — powering every advanced feature of the Ultimate RSI Suite.
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