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Is Daily RSI(10) equal to Weekly RSI(2) ?


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I am implementing the strategy of Connors, in which I have to check weekly RSI(2) < 20. But I want to compute it in daily chart. Is it I can check daily RSI(10) < 20 instead ?

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Raymond


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Raymond,

the results will be different and I would suggest comparing both settings on a chart to see if the differences are acceptable for you.

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