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ARSI

 

 

ARSI is a Moving Average with reduced lag.

RSI is used to "weigh" the moving average value,

resulting in a line that closely hug the price value.

 

This indicator was described by Perry Kaufman in his book "New Trading Systems and Methods"

 

 

 

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note:

This EasyLanguage indicator was written in MultiCharts.

I have not tested it in other compatible programs.

You should import the function first, then the indicator.

For addition assistance, please refer to your users manual for importation instructions.

 

Your comments and rating of this indicator is appreciated.

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ARSI_(MultiCharts).pla

function_ARSI.txt

indicator_ARSI.txt

Edited by Tams

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