Rsi - Stock Relative Strength Index

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Indicator	Usage	Description	Example
rsi	rsi[x,n] OPERATOR (INDICATOR or NUMBER) , where x is a positive integer >= 2 and n is optional and represents the number of days ago the result is computed (n=0 is the default value and represents the current end of day, n=1 is the previous end of day, etc.)	Returns the x-day relative strength index from n days ago.	(rsi[14] < 30)

Introduction:

The RSI (relative strength index) is a ratio of the total magnitude of the gains (based on daily closing prices) to the total magnitude of the losses using x-day periods. The RSI is a momentum oscillator (varies between 0-100%). It was introduced by J. Welles Wilder in 1978.

Example:

The following chart of Intel (INTC) highlights days where the 14-day relative strength index is less than 30%.

INDICATORS IN OUR DATABASE THAT INCLUDE THE RSI INDICATOR...

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(rsi[14] > 30)

AISCORE: 2451

Indicator ID: 060424093903

(rsi[14] < 30)

AISCORE: 5781

Indicator ID: 060423164246

(lgbody[0]) and (black[0]) and (rsi[9] < 30)

AISCORE: 5343

Indicator ID: 060506101239

(rsi[61] > 52) and (p1range[4] < 5) and (p1change[4] < -2)

AISCORE: 4611

Indicator ID: 060811175100

(rsi[76] > 14) and (p3change[0] > 1) and (p2change[2] > 2) and (imi[17] > 4)

AISCORE: -359

Indicator ID: 060811180159

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