var RSI = require('technicalindicators').RSI;
var inputRSI = {
values : [127.75,129.02,132.75,145.40,148.98,137.52,147.38,139.05,137.23,149.30,162.45,178.95,200.35,221.90,243.23,243.52,286.42,280.27,277.35,269.02,263.23,214.90],
period : 14
};
var expectedResult = [
86.41,86.43,89.65,86.50,84.96,80.54,77.56,58.06
];
RSI.calculate(inputRSI)
8 comments
- posted 5 years ago byvery nice
- posted 3 years ago byHey there, In the documentation for RSI over the Internet, RSI will give you numbers for overbought and oversold prices. But as per this calculator, it only gives back a number. How to find out if it gives the number to start to buy or sell? for example, here(https://www.marketvolume.com/quotes/calculatersi.asp) it gives you the RSI as per two color red and green that shows where to buy or sell. can you please advise me on how to detect these traits from this library? or in general what to do with these numbers? I copied the values from here to the RSI calculator and I didn't receive the same numbers as here. Kindly advise me on this.
- posted 3 years ago byHi sinam! The often use "Overbought" signal is when the RSI is over 70, while the "Oversold" is when the RSI is below 30
- posted 3 years ago byHi. thanks for the library. What I learn of RSI ,is that its an unique number indicator wich goes from 0 to 100 but the result of your library is an array. Can you help-me? Thanks
- posted 3 years ago byI think there is a bug because if the period is equal to values there is no returned value?
- posted 2 years ago bylet rsi = new RSI({ values: values, period: 14 }) let nextRsi = rsi.nextValue(lastBar.closePrice) console.log(nextRsi) // this will print you the value of rsi
- posted 2 years ago byhi, how you get the LastBar.closePrice?
- posted a month ago byHello, why is the period 14 and there are 22 values?
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