The stochastic RSI oscillator, applies RSI values instead of price into the stochastic formula.
Stochastic RSI = ((Today’s RSI – Lowest RSI Low in %K Periods) / (Highest RSI High in %K Periods – Lowest RSI Low in %K Periods)) * 100
Stochastic RSI measures the value of RSI in relation to its High and Low range over the required period:
when a regular RSI reaches a a new Low for the period, Stochastic RSI will be at 0. When RSI records a new high for the period, Stochastic RSI will be at 100.
This indicator was made by request on forum.
//PRC_Stochastic RSI | indicator
//06.12.2016
//Nicolas @ www.prorealcode.com
//Sharing ProRealTime knowledge
//converted and adapted from Pinescript version
// -- parameters:
lengthRSI = 10 //RSI period
lengthStoch = 10 //Stochastic period
smoothK = 10 //Smooth signal of stochastic RSI
smoothD = 3 //Smooth signal of smoothed stochastic RSI
myRSI = RSI[lengthRSI](close)
MinRSI = lowest[lengthStoch](myrsi)
MaxRSI = highest[lengthStoch](myrsi)
StochRSI = (myRSI-MinRSI) / (MaxRSI-MinRSI)
K = average[smoothK](stochrsi)*100
D = average[smoothD](K)
return K as "K%", D as "D%"
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Hi Nicolas, I am working on building a StochRSI indicator. My RSI and StochRSI values are correct but I am having an issue in matching the %K values with a trading platform. Could you tell me the formula for calculating the %K?
I found the reason. The indicator built into the PRT platform displays only the StochRSI variable in your code, not the averages K and D. So I think, StochRSI is kind of a fast stochastic indicator, whereas the smoothed K% and D% in your code are the slow stochastic variety. Would you agree ?
Thanks GraHal, that's what i was looking for