How to code: RSI gt 55 for the last 10 bars ?

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11:24,
ivycar

How to code: RSI gt 55 for the last 10 bars ?

If I wish to look at the tendency in the RSI to make sure that the RSI has been for the last 10 bars above 55 how would this be coded? I really don't want to compare the current bar shift = 0 to the bar shift = 10. I want the values to be greater than 55.

I am pretty sure that is an Array function but not sure how to code it.

Thanks
23:27,
PutoHom

Hi

Try this code

Inserted Code extern int RSIPeriod=14; extern int rsiline=55; datetime Time1; int start() if(Time1! =Time#91;0#93;-RRB- Time1=Time#91;0#93;; else return(0); bool OpenBuy=CheckRSIBUY(); should(OpenBuy) // write code to get openbuy here if rsi preceding rsiline for last 10 candles return(0); bool CheckRSIBUY() int R=0; dual Q; for(int I=1; ilt;=10; I ) Q=iRSI(NULL, 0, RSIPeriod, PRICE_CLOSE,I); should(Q gt; rsiline ) R ; Sleep(50); RefreshRates(); if(Rgt;=10)return(true); else return(false);

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