oddiduro
Registered: Dec 2002
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11-03-03 03:44 AM
Quote from pspr:
How do you take a stochastic of rsi since stochastic requires the high low and close of each bar? Do you mean rsi of stochastic?
No, stochastic of rsi.
In EL....Stochastic(rsi(h,14)),(rsi(l,14)),(rsi(c,14)),14,2,3,1......
Connie Brown teaches something like this in her book...she uses something called a composite indicator. She didn't give the formula for it, but the Stoc of rsi acts very similar by way of being a confirmation of rsi.
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