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Relative Strength (RSIC)

 

Description:

RSIC compares two sets of bars and populates an array with relative strength results. Bars b1 is compared to bars b2, with b2 being the base for comparison. For example, to compare AAPL to the SP500, you would populate b1 with AAPL data and b2 with SP500 data. The resultant array would indicate how well AAPL is performing relative to the SP500.

((b1.closei / b2.closei) - (b1.closei-n / b2.closei-n)) / (b1.closei-n / b2.closei-n)

Parameters:

BarsBack Period with which to base the Relative Strength calculation.

Arguments:

OHLC of the Time Frame, or an Output Indicator of a study in the TimeFrame Symbol - A valid symbol is the control series which is compared against all the other symbols currently being scanned

Output Indicators:

RSIC

Example:

Study Name Expanded in a 3 minute timeframe:

I3_RSIC(10)(#SPX#)_I3

This study calculates a RSIC with a period of 10 on the 3 minute time frame, using #SPX# as the control symbol(#SPX# is the Stormtracker symbol for S&P 500 Index).

The output indicators names are appended to the studyname, that is if the studyname is sn1 then the outputindicator is

sn1::RSIC

 

 


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