One more and I'll quit spamming, this is a mtf rmi using an option for jurik smoothing(smooth length > 1) {file} {image}
If you have time, an alert on the keltner version when center line changes slope would be nice. Thanks.
//| Relative Momentum Index (RMI) |
//| Overview |
//| The Relative Momentum Index (RMI) was developed by Roger Altman. |
//| It was first introduced in the February 1993 issue of Technical |
//| Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine. |
//| The RMI is a variation of the RSI indicator. The RMI counts up and|
//| down days from the close relative to the close x-days ago (where x|
//| is not limited to 1 as is required by the RSI) instead of counting|
//| up and down days from close to close as the RSI does. |
//| |
//| Note that an RMI with parameters of C, 14, 1 is equivalent to a 14|
//| period RSI of the Close price. This is because the momentum |
//|parameter is calculating only a 1-day price change (which the RSI |
//|does by (default). |
//|As the momentum periods are increased the RMI fluctuations become |
//|smoother. |
//| Since the RMI is an oscillator it exhibits the same strengths and |
//| weaknesses of other overbought / oversold indicators. |
//|During strong trending markets it is likely that the RMI will |
//|remain at overbought or oversold levels for an extended period of |
//|time. |
//|However, during non-trending markets the RMI tends to oscillate more
//|predictably between an overbought level of 70 to 90 and an oversold|
//|level of 10 to 30.
