Dinamik Fibonacci Bazlı RSI

Fibonacci-Based RSI Indicator Analysis
This TradingView Pine Script creates a sophisticated technical indicator that combines RSI (Relative Strength Index) with Fibonacci levels and includes a multi-symbol scanning feature.
Core Components
1. RSI/CRSI Calculation with Heikin Ashi Option
The indicator calculates RSI values for OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) data with two methods:

Standard RSI: Traditional RSI calculation
CRSI (Composite RSI): A more complex calculation combining three elements:

Standard RSI
Directional movement RSI
Rate of Change percentile ranking



Users can enable Heikin Ashi transformation to smooth the RSI candles, making trends easier to identify.
2. Dynamic Fibonacci Levels
The indicator plots Fibonacci retracement levels based on the RSI range over a specified period (default 55 bars). These levels include:
Negative levels (below the lowest RSI):

-38.2%
-23.6%

Positive levels (from low to high RSI):

0.0% (lowest RSI)
14.6%
23.6%
38.2%
50.0%
61.8%
76.4%
78.6%
88.6%
94.2%
100% (highest RSI)
127.2% (extension above highest)

3. Reverse Fibonacci Levels
The indicator also plots reverse Fibonacci levels calculated from the high RSI downward, providing an alternative perspective on support/resistance zones.
4. Multi-Symbol Scanner
The most powerful feature is the scanning functionality that monitors up to 10 different symbols simultaneously. For each symbol, it:

Calculates the RSI/CRSI values
Determines dynamic Fibonacci levels
Detects when RSI crosses above any selected Fibonacci level
Displays results in a customizable table

5. Results Table
A table displays which symbols have crossed above the selected Fibonacci levels, allowing traders to:

Quickly identify multiple opportunities across different assets
Focus on specific Fibonacci levels of interest
Monitor momentum shifts in their watchlist

Practical Use Cases
Oversold/Overbought Detection: The RSI with Fibonacci levels helps identify extreme price zones more precisely than traditional 30/70 levels.
Multi-Timeframe Analysis: By scanning multiple symbols, traders can identify sector-wide or market-wide momentum shifts.
Entry Signal Generation: Crossovers above specific Fibonacci levels (like 38.2% or 50%) can signal potential entry points when RSI is recovering from oversold conditions.
Divergence Trading: The Heikin Ashi smoothing combined with Fibonacci levels makes it easier to spot RSI divergences from price action.
This indicator is particularly useful for swing traders and momentum traders who want to monitor multiple assets simultaneously while using sophisticated RSI-based technical levels.