I wrote a Pine script as follow for considering RSI indicator. In this code for calculating RSI, need to subtract closing price of the two neighboring candles (close- close1). As you can see in the below image the pine script close-close1= 0.10 while 97.42-97.31=0.11!. This difference come from what?
for calculating RMA the Pine script use sum1 please explain how this value is computed with an example.
Let me assume we have the following closing price data for 3 days. exactly what happens has occurred for computing RSI.
// @version=4
study(title = "MyRSI", overlay=true)
rolling_moving_average(data, length) =>
alpha = length
sum = 0.0
for index = length to 0
if sum == 0.0
sum := data[index]
else
sum := (data[index] + (alpha - 1) * nz(sum[1]))/alpha
MyRSI(data, length) =>
u = max(data - data[1], 0.0)
d = max(data[1] - data, 0.0)
rgain = rolling_moving_average(u,length)
rloss = rolling_moving_average(d,length)
rs = rgain / rloss
rsi = 100 - 100 / ( 1 + rs )
rsi
MyRmagain(data, length) =>
u = max(data - data[1], 0.0)
d = max(data[1] - data, 0.0)
//rgain = rolling_moving_average(u,length)
u
MyRmaloss(data, length) =>
u = max(data - data[1], 0.0)
d = max(data[1] - data, 0.0)
//rloss = rolling_moving_average(d,length)
d
//atr2 = MyRmagain(close, 3)
plot(MyRmagain(close, 3), title="mm[1]", color=#00FF00)
//plot(close)
//atr2 = MyRmaloss(close, 3)
plot(MyRmaloss(close, 3), title="mm[1]", color=#FF0000)
plot(close,"close",#0000FF)
plot(close[1],"close",#ff00FF)
//atr2 := rolling_moving_average(close, 14)
//plot(atr2, title="EMAUP2", color=#FF00FF)
//atr = rma(close, 14)
//plot(atr, title="EMAUP", color=#FF00FF)
//plot(MyRSI(close, 14))