This trading indicator on TradingView combines the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Stochastic RSI, with a Donchian Channel applied to RSI to detect whether it is making new highs or lows. Additionally, it includes a function to detect a possible reversal candle during oversold/overbought conditions.
The RSI component of the indicator is configurable with inputs for RSI length, moving average type, and length. The Stochastic RSI component is also configurable with inputs for its length, as well as the smoothing parameters K and D.
The Donchian Channel is applied to the RSI component using two separate inputs for its high and low length. This can be used to identify whether RSI is making new highs or lows within a certain time period.
The oversold/overbought component of the indicator uses the Average True Range (ATR) to determine the size of candles, and identifies whether a candle is overextended based on a multiplier input. Users can also choose to use the RSI filter to look for potential reversal candles when the RSI falls below a certain value (oversold) or rises above a certain value (overbought).
The resulting signals are plotted on the chart, including the RSI upper and lower bands, the Stochastic-RSI upper and lower bands, the Stochastic-RSI K and D lines, and the RSI line itself, which is color-coded to indicate its level.
The RSI component of the indicator is configurable with inputs for RSI length, moving average type, and length. The Stochastic RSI component is also configurable with inputs for its length, as well as the smoothing parameters K and D.
The Donchian Channel is applied to the RSI component using two separate inputs for its high and low length. This can be used to identify whether RSI is making new highs or lows within a certain time period.
The oversold/overbought component of the indicator uses the Average True Range (ATR) to determine the size of candles, and identifies whether a candle is overextended based on a multiplier input. Users can also choose to use the RSI filter to look for potential reversal candles when the RSI falls below a certain value (oversold) or rises above a certain value (overbought).
The resulting signals are plotted on the chart, including the RSI upper and lower bands, the Stochastic-RSI upper and lower bands, the Stochastic-RSI K and D lines, and the RSI line itself, which is color-coded to indicate its level.
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