Using Min-Max Normalized RSI Colors for Chart-Based Signals
Summary
This chart indicator applies minimum and maximum normalization to RSI and displays it in the main price chart. It adds several options for coloring the indicator: color can change when RSI crosses outer levels, crosses the midpoint at 50, or changes slope. Visual aids are intended to make the oscillator’s current state easier to assess at a glance.
The color changes may be used as signals, or the normalized RSI may be incorporated into another RSI-based strategy. The document refers readers to a separate explanation of the normalization rationale but does not include that derivation here. It provides no parameter values, trading rules, backtest evidence, or performance claims, so the indicator’s usefulness as a signal remains unvalidated in this description.
Key ideas
- The indicator applies min-max normalization to RSI and overlays it on the main price chart.
- Color changes can be based on outer-level crosses, the level 50 cross, or slope changes.
- The visual presentation is intended to help assess RSI state quickly.
- The description suggests using color changes as signals but gives no validated strategy or performance evidence.
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