crossover of the RSI against the price oscillator.

[Ladder]

I want a crossover of the RSI against the price oscillator. Could anyone help me with that code please. Thank you very much

 

[halcyonguy]

I want a crossover of the RSI against the price oscillator. Could anyone help me with that code please. Thank you very much

you will have to explain your question better.
what price oscillator do you want to use?

there is one called, PriceOsc , and it seems to go from 1 to -1.
RSI can go from 0 to 100. but it would rarely go low enough to cross PriceOsc.

do you want one of them to be scaled to match the range of the other ?

 

[Ladder]

you will have to explain your question better.
what price oscillator do you want to use?

there is one called, PriceOsc , and it seems to go from 1 to -1.
RSI can go from 0 to 100. but it would rarely go low enough to cross PriceOsc.

do you want one of them to be scaled to match the range of the other ?

Thank you for your reply
On TOS I put the price oscillator and RSI on the same graph and I find the relationship between them interesting. I use a normal 14 period RSI and the price Osc with a fast length of 9 and a slow length of 18 and TOS plots them against each other on the same chart with a scale of 0-100%.
But instead of going through lots of charts I would like a scan that can tell me when the RSI crosses the Price Osc. I have also seen that when they are both increasing or decreasing it is a more powerful signal so I also wanted to integrate that into the scan.
Thank you very much

 

[Ladder]

Thank you for your reply
On TOS I put the price oscillator and RSI on the same graph and I find the relationship between them interesting. I use a normal 14 period RSI and the price Osc with a fast length of 9 and a slow length of 18 and TOS plots them against each other on the same chart with a scale of 0-100%.
But instead of going through lots of charts I would like a scan that can tell me when the RSI crosses the Price Osc. I have also seen that when they are both increasing or decreasing it is a more powerful signal so I also wanted to integrate that into the scan.
Thank you very much

I decided to ask tos support and this is what they said to me

Yeah, you are exactly right, you can chart them on the same subgraph but the scan isn't returning any results because the values are not comparable, RSI is on a 0-100 scale where as the Price Osc is on a -1 to 1 scale

23:03 dave: ah I thought it was that. Is there a way to route the scanner from the sub graph maybe?

23:06 Kate_S: It might be something that you could do with thinkscript by converting the values of the studies into a percentage of their range and comparing that way but there is not a direct way to create a scan from the chart itself