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Scaling RSI Distance from Neutral for a SuperTrend Indicator

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Summary

This brief note describes an RSI adjustment for a SuperTrend setup. It centers the RSI value around 50, takes the absolute distance from that midpoint, and divides by a configurable divisor to form a percentage-like adjustment. The settings listed include a shared factor and ATR length for the SuperTrend indicators, plus a separate RSI length for the adjusted version.

The material gives a transformation and names its configurable inputs, but it does not explain precisely how the adjusted RSI modifies SuperTrend bands or signals. It includes no entry or exit rules, market context, testing evidence, or performance results. The indicator should therefore be treated as an incomplete implementation note rather than a documented strategy, and its usefulness cannot be assessed from this description alone.

Key ideas

  • The adjustment measures the absolute RSI distance from its midpoint of 50.
  • A configurable divisor scales that distance into a percentage-like value.
  • The listed inputs include SuperTrend factor and ATR length, along with RSI length.
  • The note does not specify how the adjustment changes signals or provide validation evidence.

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Technical indicatorsVolatility

This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.