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Connors RSI
A short-term stretch reading built from three parts: a fast RSI, the RSI of the up and down streak, and how the last move ranks. From your closes.
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Connors RSI
Connors RSI is 65.0, between 10 and 90, with no signal.
- The three parts
- RSI of the closes 56.5 (3 bars); RSI of the streak 77.6, after 2 rises in a row; the last change ranks above 61% of the 100 before it.
- The bar before
- It was 59.3 on the bar before.
- On these closes
- In these closes, after the 2 readings below 10 the close 5 bars later moved +0.22% on average, against +0.87% for any bar. A handful of cases proves nothing; test it on years of bars before trusting it.
- Read it with care
- Connors built it for short pullbacks inside a longer trend, often with a 200-bar average as the trend filter. On its own an extreme reading is a stretched market, not a turn.
The three parts and Connors RSI on the last bars: RSI of the closes, the streak, its percent rank and the average. The last bar is marked.
| Bar | Close price | RSI | Streak | Rank | Connors RSI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 ago | 4,217.70 | 75.6 | +1 | 92 | 77.0 |
| 4 ago | 4,169.40 | 46.0 | -1 | 9 | 29.1 |
| 3 ago | 4,232.10 | 69.4 | +1 | 95 | 76.7 |
| 2 ago | 4,153.20 | 38.2 | -1 | 1 | 24.1 |
| 1 ago | 4,173.60 | 47.4 | +1 | 64 | 59.3 |
| Last | 4,192.90 | 56.5 | +2 | 61 | 65.0 |
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Three readings of a short-term stretch
Larry Connors combined a 3-bar RSI of the price, a 2-bar RSI of how many bars in a row it has risen or fallen, and where the latest one-bar move ranks among the last 100. The average runs from 0 to 100; Connors read below 10 as a pullback to buy in an uptrend and above 90 as a rally to sell in a downtrend.
Compare it with the plain RSI calculator, test RSI dips on your bars with the RSI signal test, and count the run of rises or falls with the close streak tool.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the closes you type; past readings do not promise future ones.
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