I'm having a problem in my strategy when I call the value of an Indicator, it gives a different value then whats shown on the chart.

To try and find the problem I started a new strategy and its blank apart from this in ontick. (The bit of the code that was giving me trouble in my strategy and it's still giving the same problem.)

double RSI=indicators.rsi(Instrument.EURAUD, Period.FIFTEEN_MINS, OfferSide.BID, IIndicators.AppliedPrice.CLOSE, 14, 0);
       console.getOut().println(RSI);

I then go to my EURAUD chart and add a new RSI indicator with period of 14. (yes the chart is set to fifteen minutes and yes its EURAUD)

On the chart it reads 46.3 but in the output for the strategy its reading 73.2

I cant for the life of me figure out what is wrong.

See: https://www.dukascopy.com/wiki/#Indicato ... _checklist

Yes perfect...

But now I have another problem, I can't figure out how to use the correct indicator with the filter.

There are two RSI indicators that use a filter, but they both take different parameters but I can't get either to work.

Can you please post an example and explain because I don't even know which one to use.

I just want the output to match the same as the chart when filter flats on weekend is selected.

Thank you.

For indicator calculation by shift no filter gets applied, in order to get indicator value on filtered feed, you need to use calculation method that returns indicator values on a candle interval.

package jforex.strategies.indicators;

import com.dukascopy.api.*;
import com.dukascopy.api.IIndicators.AppliedPrice;

@RequiresFullAccess
public class RSITest implements IStrategy {
   
   @Configurable("")
   public Period period = Period.FOUR_HOURS;
   @Configurable("")
   public Instrument instrument = Instrument.EURAUD;
   @Configurable("")
   public OfferSide side = OfferSide.BID;
   @Configurable("")
   public AppliedPrice appliedPrice = AppliedPrice.CLOSE;
   @Configurable("")
   public int timePeriod = 14;
   
   private IIndicators indicators;
   private IConsole console;
   private IHistory history;
   

   @Override
   public void onStart(IContext context) throws JFException {
      indicators = context.getIndicators();
      console = context.getConsole();
      history = context.getHistory();
      long time = history.getBarStart(period, history.getLastTick(instrument).getTime());
      
      double RSI=indicators.rsi(instrument, period, side, appliedPrice, 14, 0);
      double[] RSIArray =indicators.rsi(instrument, period, side, appliedPrice, 14, 
            Filter.WEEKENDS, 1, time, 0);
      //in this case RSIArray[RSIArray.length - 1] = RSIArray[0] since the array length is 1, 
      //we use here RSIArray.length - 1 in order to stress that the last element is the latest one
       console.getOut().println(String.format("rsi no filter: %.5f, weekend filter: %.5f", RSI, RSIArray[RSIArray.length - 1]));

       context.stop();
   }

   @Override
   public void onTick(Instrument instrument, ITick tick) throws JFException {}

   @Override
   public void onBar(Instrument instrument, Period period, IBar askBar, IBar bidBar) throws JFException {}

   @Override
   public void onMessage(IMessage message) throws JFException {}

   @Override
   public void onAccount(IAccount account) throws JFException {}

   @Override
   public void onStop() throws JFException {}

}