RSI Projection v1Application of concepts from Constance Brown "Technical Analysis for Trading Professionals", specifically: Chapter 7: Price Projections By Reverse Engineering Indicators , and Chapter 8: Price Objectives Derived From Positive and Negative Reversals In The RSI .
Specifically: I wanted to see if better Exit signals for the RSI could be generated from a basic application of some of the concepts in those chapters, and that is what I've found so far:
Exit when the RSI (purple) crosses below the orange line
Orange line is forecasted RSI for positive price reversals, blue line is forecasted RSI for negative price reversals
From what I can tell, this indicator does not work well during chop/consolidation and ranging periods, generating too many false signals without additional confluence from trending indicators and price analysis
This indicator should be considered highly experimental - do not use live trading without proper backtesting and parameter adjustment.
Tuning per asset and timeframe is required due to calculation type for highs/lows used for projection calculations
Cbci
derivative oscillator cuMinor modification to Everget's implementation of Constance Brown's Derivative Oscillator.
Toggles for DOSC Columns, Line, Circles
Signal line toggle
Color change
Misc. Comments + Source attribution
CBCI RSI ParallelParallel version of CBCI Cu + RSI w/ SMA and EMA. It's both indicators, but combined into one indicator space with an adjustable bidirectional offset for the spacing and location.
According to Constance Brown, both the CBCI and RSI are technically supposed to be used in tandem to easily spot divergences - this is an attempt to put that into practice, in one indicator, in the context of tradingview subscription limitations for non Pro/Premium users.
cbci-mModified CBCI with the Composite disabled by default and two additional optional EMAs + hlc3 default source.
cbci cu//@version=3
// Constance Brown Composite Index
// Re-implementation of CBCI based upon LazyBear's version + source text
// References:
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// original author: @LazyBear
// "Technical Analysis for Trading Professionals" by Constance Brown, pg. 369
