And I tweaked your tweak to add a visual display. I left the comment in there so people can compare, at least until we all agree on what would look nice.garyfritz wrote:I tweaked the indicator to display the pairs in order of "rate of RSI change:"SWG123 wrote:It would facilitate decision making if the data could be presented in a more visually recognisable way but really it's not a big deal.
The numbers in brackets are the RSI change today and yesterday. So e.g. GBPJPY is at the top of the list, with its RSI jumping 7 since yesterday. But the day before it was flat. USDJPY jumped 6 today but DROPPED 4 the day before. So maybe EURCAD or GBPUSD are better candidates, since their RSI rose steadily for the last two days. (Or not. I'm not sure if this is useful information.) Their RSIs are also lower so it's probably earlier in the trend move. Does that help, SWG?
The arrows are in the reverse order of the data displayed in the comment, indicating two days worth of "trend" in the RSI changes. It seemed more natural to do it that way. I used the following to determine what arrow to show (open for suggestions):
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string GetArrow(int delta) {
if (delta > 5) return(CharToStr(233)); //up arrow
if (delta > 1) return(CharToStr(236)); //45 degree up arrow
if (delta >=-1) return(CharToStr(232)); // right arrow
if(delta >=-5) return(CharToStr(238)); //45 degree down arrow
return(CharToStr(234)); //down arrow
}
