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Overview
Quant RSI incorporates Hull Moving Average smoothing to reduce lag, along with ATR-based volatility calculations and ADX trend tracking. The indicator evaluates market momentum across multiple user-defined timeframes. Inputs allow customization of the filter smoothing factor, short to long RSI lengths, ATR volatility periods, multi-timeframe options, and color themes.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Filter Smoothing
float
0.7
gamma
Short-term Length
int
5
shortLength
Medium-term Length
int
14
mediumLength
Long-term Length
int
21
longLength
ATR Period
int
14
atrPeriod
ATR Smoothing Period
int
50
atrSmoothPeriod
Timeframe 1
string
5
tf1
Timeframe 2
string
10
tf2
Timeframe 3
string
15
tf3
Timeframe 4
string
30
tf4
Timeframe 5
string
60
tf5
ADX Length
int
14
adxLength
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Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Bullish Color
color
color.new(#00BFB3, 0)
bullColor
Bearish Color
color
color.new(#FF6B8B, 0)
bearColor
Neutral Color
color
color.new(#F5A300, 0)
neutralColor
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