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Relative Strength Line by @iArpanK v1.3
https://t.co/3q9UOn5GF7
This update enables adding a Moving Average to the indicator, as requested by several users.
Indicator settings (ADVANCED section)
- Toggle moving average on/off using the checkbox
- Change indicator type (Simple/Exponential/Weighted)
- Change indicator period
Project (now open source) : https://t.co/xHpPUU4ZdN
Change indicator pane : https://t.co/u0BqraiFce
All users are requested to remove and add the indicator again to their chart, in order to utilise the new v1.3.
Thanks!
https://t.co/3q9UOn5GF7
This update enables adding a Moving Average to the indicator, as requested by several users.

Indicator settings (ADVANCED section)
- Toggle moving average on/off using the checkbox
- Change indicator type (Simple/Exponential/Weighted)
- Change indicator period

Project (now open source) : https://t.co/xHpPUU4ZdN
Change indicator pane : https://t.co/u0BqraiFce
All users are requested to remove and add the indicator again to their chart, in order to utilise the new v1.3.
Thanks!
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