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Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator for FinancialChart is a momentum oscillator, which measures velocity and magnitude of price movements. It compares the upward movements in closing price of an asset to the downward movements over a trading period, and intends to determine strength or weakness of a stock. It fluctuates between 0 and 100. The stocks with strong positive changes have a higher RSI than the stocks with strong negative changes.
It finds application in comparing the magnitude of recent gains to recent losses, to determine the overbought and oversold conditions of an asset. Stocks are considered overbought when RSI is above 70, and oversold when below 30.
Notice that the given code snippet uses a class DataService. To see the code, refer to Average True Range. In addition, the sample creates an instance of the RSI class to work with Relative Strength Index.
Dim rsi As New RSI() With { .Name = "RSI" } Dim dataService__1 = DataService.GetService() Dim data = dataService__1.GetSymbolData("box") FinancialChart1.BeginUpdate() FinancialChart1.BindingX = "date" FinancialChart1.Binding = "close" FinancialChart1.Series.Add(New FinancialSeries()) FinancialChart1.ChartType = C1.Chart.Finance.FinancialChartType.Line FinancialChart1.DataSource = data FinancialChart1.Rendered += Function(s, a) financialChart2.AxisX.Min = FinancialChart1.AxisX.ActualMin financialChart2.AxisX.Max = FinancialChart1.AxisX.ActualMax End Function FinancialChart1.EndUpdate() financialChart2.BeginUpdate() financialChart2.ChartType = C1.Chart.Finance.FinancialChartType.Line financialChart2.BindingX = "date" financialChart2.Binding = "high,low,close" financialChart2.Series.Add(rsi) financialChart2.Legend.Position = C1.Chart.Position.Bottom financialChart2.DataSource = data financialChart2.EndUpdate() period.Value = rsi.Period
RSI rsi = new RSI() { Name = "RSI" }; var dataService = DataService.GetService(); var data = dataService.GetSymbolData("box"); financialChart1.BeginUpdate(); financialChart1.BindingX = "date"; financialChart1.Binding = "close"; financialChart1.Series.Add(new FinancialSeries()); financialChart1.ChartType = C1.Chart.Finance.FinancialChartType.Line; financialChart1.DataSource = data; financialChart1.Rendered += (s, a) => { financialChart2.AxisX.Min = financialChart1.AxisX.ActualMin; financialChart2.AxisX.Max = financialChart1.AxisX.ActualMax; }; financialChart1.EndUpdate(); financialChart2.BeginUpdate(); financialChart2.ChartType = C1.Chart.Finance.FinancialChartType.Line; financialChart2.BindingX = "date"; financialChart2.Binding = "high,low,close"; financialChart2.Series.Add(rsi); financialChart2.Legend.Position = C1.Chart.Position.Bottom; financialChart2.DataSource = data; financialChart2.EndUpdate(); period.Value = rsi.Period;
