MTF Wave Stochastic RSI [Cryptoheat]

22 de jun. de 2021

MTF Wave Stochastic RSI [Cryptoheat] is a multiple time frame Stochastic RSI, based on 3 different timeframes, layered on top of each other. This is a very useful tool when used to confirm and identify Elliott Waves and sub-waves at once.

Each of the three curves is based on a different time frame. While the blue (K2) curve is the current time frame, the gray (K1) is of a faster time frame which is roughly around a third of the time and the green (K3) is of a slower time frame, roughly around 3 times the current time frame. The gray and green curves are based on specific settings that were back-tested and proved more efficient.

Reasoning behind this indicator is that although the normal Stochastic RSI can show divergences more sensitively and faster than the normal RSI indicator, it cannot do so while showing a larger duration backwards in an accurate way for comparisons. It can also not show wave structures and substructures, but rather a top or bottom reversal regardless of the wave structure hierarchy and wave strength. However when several time frames are combined in one indicator, they can reveal much more information about the chart as they can show larger durations next to smaller ones. Therefore they can be used as a confirmation and helper tool to identify Waves and Sub-waves.



This can be done, by looking first at the green curve (slowest RSI) and identifying full moves. A full move is a move from being oversold to overbought and back to being oversold again. A move can be the opposite as well. By identifying the beginning and end of a move of the larger time frame stochastic RSI this can help you see the two waves in each move. One wave up and one wave down. The peak of that wave can be seen either at the highest point of the in-between peak of the green curve or by one of the smaller time frame stochastic RSI tops when the green one is diverging. A look at the price action and application of Elliott Wave knowledge is mandatory, as this indicator is mainly a confirmation tool.



By back-testing it you can see that the larger time frame Stochastic RSI can show you full impulse and corrective waves most of the times, while the lower time frame stochastic RSI should be viewed as potential sub-waves of that main wave structure. Also noticeable are the divergences that can be seen often on the larger time frame Stochastic RSI..

Please note that this tool is not recommended to be used alone as like many indicators, this is a confirmation tool that can help in identifying rather than predicting…

Also for best results Elliot Wave knowledge is recommended…

I prefer to use this indicator along with a normal Stochastic RSI on top of it so I can always see which of the three curves is of the current time frame, making it easier to understand the chart. I also prefer using the normal RSI and MACD with it…

13 de dez. de 2021

Notas de Lançamento

Key Updates:
1.) Option for manual price projection"
by selecting the "show Projection" checkbox and Inputting a price manually, you can see where the MTF will be at candle close. this is very useful to see where price conversions will be. this feature is mainly useful in larger time frame candles as it is only projecting the close of the current candle

2.) settings window optimization