Plot differnt line style when RSI above or below 80/20 lines

Plot differnt line style when RSI above or below 80/20 lines

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Dan Perez
2012-08-30 14:58:56

What is the formula to plot a different line style (dots) when the RSI line is above or below the 80/ 20 lines?

Thanks

QuantShare
2012-08-30 19:47:16

Here is the formula:

a = rsi(14);
plot(a, "");
b = a < 20 or a > 80;
updatecolor(b, colorTransparent);
plot(a, "", colorRed, ChartLine, StyleDotted);

John Lyons
2012-09-02 19:39:50

Thanks for this question and the reply.

I will be using this a lot.

Also, is it possible to color/fill the area just inside the plotted lines but only to the designated levels? (ie. above 80 and below 20 in thee previous example)

QuantShare
2012-09-03 11:37:28

Here is an example:

a = rsi(14);
plot(a, "");
b = a < 20 or a > 80;
updatecolor(b, colorTransparent);

b = iff(b > 0, a, 0);
plot(b, "", colorRed|50, ChartLine, StyleDotted|StyleNoScale|StyleWidth0);
plot(a, "", colorRed, ChartLine, StyleDotted);

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