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RSI vs Stochastic vs Stochastic RSI

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To compare each indicator's performance toggle between the various buy and sell methods while watching results in the Strategy Tester pane.

OSC = Oscillates between crossing the chosen Lo or Hi levels for either RSI or Stochastic/Stochastic RSI.

CROSS = When the Stochastic or Stochastic RSI k crosses d.

Outer gray band equals Stochastic/StochasticRSI range.

Inner gray band equals RSI range.


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Release Notes:
Revision 2

Added all possible combinations.

Added numerals to list of methods.
Release Notes:
Revision 2 (typo above - should have been Revision 1 )

Added original Stochastic RSI indicator by Tushar S. Chande, in (1994) "The New Technical Trader" and "Stocks & Commodities V. 11:05: Stochastic RSI And Dynamic Momentum Index".

NOTE: The original Stochastic RSI indicator oscillates between 0 and 1. It's plot has been multiplied by 100 only for viewing at same scale as other indicators.

Added dedicated variables for each indicator.

Added plot colors for each indicator.

Added option to toggle fill colors.
Release Notes:
Revision 3

Added Auto Date Range. Renamed OSC method choices to CrossUp / CrossDn to more clearly denote direction. Updated to Pine v4.

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