MOMENTUM & OSCILLATORS
Relative momentum
RSI measured over a multi-candle move instead of a single one.
spec id: rmilength (default 14) · momentum (default 5)
What does Relative momentum measure?
RSI measured over a multi-candle move instead of a single one. It is steadier than RSI and stays trending for longer.
How is Relative momentum calculated?
Compare today's close with the close 5 candles ago instead of yesterday's. Split those changes into gains and losses, smooth both over 14 candles with a running average, and put the gains on a 0-100 scale against the total.
Written by reading the engine’s real computation, not a textbook — where the two differ, the page describes what actually runs.
How do I use Relative momentum in a bot?
In the builder, add an indicator of type rmi (parameters: length, default 14; momentum, default 5). Its value becomes an operand you can compare in any entry or exit rule. The engine grades the whole rule honestly: real fills, no look-ahead, half the history held back.
Related indicators
- Rate of changeThe percentage change over a set stretch — the plainest momentum reading there is.
- ROC percentThe same change as rate-of-change, but left as a fraction rather than a percentage (0.
- ROC ratioToday's price as a multiple of what it was.
- ROC ratio ×100The same ratio as rocr but scaled so 100 means unchanged — handy when you want one number that reads like an index.
Or browse all 158 indicators in the full library.