Blink RSI - SwingSwiss Suite — Indicator by SwingSwiss

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Blink RSI is life-saving. Literally.

Many of us use the RSI indicator daily.
Since I started trading, RSI has always been on my charts, but it is so frustrating not being able to see instantly what is happening on the other timeframes.

Blink RSI is here to solve this problem!

Choose up to 5 timeframes you want to monitor, and you are good to go. You will never have to switch from one timeframe to another to see how the RSI is behaving ever again.

The default configuration has a length of 14 and works on the usual 30-70 gap. Meaning that if a small square appears green, the RSI < 30 and it's a bullish sign while if the RSI > 70 it becomes red and might be bearish.

Very simple but super efficient!

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Blink RSI Is Part Of The SwingSwiss Suite. Contact me for more info.

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