Valdex RSI con Filtro MA (Simplificado)

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🇺🇸 VALDEX H-MA: Indicator Description
VALDEX H-MA: Centered RSI with Exponential Filter

This script, VALDEX H-MA, offers a highly streamlined, zero-centered Relative Strength Index (RSI) for impulse and cycle analysis, complemented by a fast Exponential Moving Average (EMA) filter.

It simplifies the classic RSI by centering it at zero, making it easier to read momentum shifts and overbought/oversold conditions relative to the central equilibrium.
Key Features and Customization

Zero-Centered RSI: The RSI is normalized to oscillate between approximately -50 and +50 (instead of 0 to 100), with the key neutral point located exactly at 0. This immediate visual clarity aids in assessing momentum balance.

RSI Length Flexibility: The primary RSI line (RSI Base) can be customized for different trading styles:

Set the Length RSI to 7 for a smoother, faster RSI suitable for scalping and capturing short-term reversals.

Set the Length RSI to 14 for a more standard yet still highly smoothed output, providing a reliable measure of trend momentum (note: this centered version remains smoother than the original 0-100 RSI).

MA Filter (Exponential Moving Average): An adjustable EMA is included as a powerful filter. This MA can be used in two primary ways:

Entry/Exit Signals: Generate trading signals when the RSI Base crosses above or below the MA Filter.

Cycle Smoothing: Use the MA to smooth the short-term cycles of the RSI Base, providing a clearer indication of the underlying momentum direction.

⚙️ Technical Description

The core of the VALDEX H-MA indicator relies on the following technical calculations:

RSI Centralization: The RSI Base line is derived from the standard Relative Strength Index (RSI) but is mathematically shifted to be zero-centered:
RSICentered​=RSI(0−100)​−50

This transformation ensures that the equilibrium point is clearly visible at the zero line.

MA Filter Calculation: The MA Filter is an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) applied directly to the RSICentered​ output:
MAFilter​=EMA(RSICentered​,Length MA)

The EMA is used for its responsiveness and low lag, making it an effective tool for filtering noise and confirming short-term momentum shifts.

Reference Lines: The indicator includes fixed reference lines at 30 (Overbought), 0 (Equilibrium), and -30 (Oversold) to quickly judge extreme conditions within the centered scale.

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🇺🇸 VALDEX H-MA: Indicator Description
VALDEX H-MA: Centered RSI with Exponential Filter

This script, VALDEX H-MA, offers a highly streamlined, zero-centered Relative Strength Index (RSI) for impulse and cycle analysis, complemented by a fast Exponential Moving Average (EMA) filter.

It simplifies the classic RSI by centering it at zero, making it easier to read momentum shifts and overbought/oversold conditions relative to the central equilibrium.
Key Features and Customization

Zero-Centered RSI: The RSI is normalized to oscillate between approximately -50 and +50 (instead of 0 to 100), with the key neutral point located exactly at 0. This immediate visual clarity aids in assessing momentum balance.

RSI Length Flexibility: The primary RSI line (RSI Base) can be customized for different trading styles:

Set the Length RSI to 7 for a smoother, faster RSI suitable for scalping and capturing short-term reversals.

Set the Length RSI to 14 for a more standard yet still highly smoothed output, providing a reliable measure of trend momentum (note: this centered version remains smoother than the original 0-100 RSI).

MA Filter (Exponential Moving Average): An adjustable EMA is included as a powerful filter. This MA can be used in two primary ways:

Entry/Exit Signals: Generate trading signals when the RSI Base crosses above or below the MA Filter.

Cycle Smoothing: Use the MA to smooth the short-term cycles of the RSI Base, providing a clearer indication of the underlying momentum direction.

⚙️ Technical Description

The core of the VALDEX H-MA indicator relies on the following technical calculations:

RSI Centralization: The RSI Base line is derived from the standard Relative Strength Index (RSI) but is mathematically shifted to be zero-centered:
RSICentered​=RSI(0−100)​−50

This transformation ensures that the equilibrium point is clearly visible at the zero line.

MA Filter Calculation: The MA Filter is an Exponential Moving Average (EMA) applied directly to the RSICentered​ output:
MAFilter​=EMA(RSICentered​,Length MA)

The EMA is used for its responsiveness and low lag, making it an effective tool for filtering noise and confirming short-term momentum shifts.

Reference Lines: The indicator includes fixed reference lines at 30 (Overbought), 0 (Equilibrium), and -30 (Oversold) to quickly judge extreme conditions within the centered scale.