The picture illustrates what I mean. Here the "close of the smallest tf" is shown by the blue vertical lines I drew in.
In your image near the middle, there is a cluster of 3 lines together. Why? It looks as if the first line in that cluster should be enough.
Hello.
This is one of the beatiful advantages of this unique indicator. Every blue vertical line stands for a triggered alert,
of the RSI 5 M15 (smallest in this example) while M30 and H1 do point in the same direction too.
The lines marking the end of a M15 candle, where the core of the indicator works...mtf, all 3 rsi, same direction, above level 50. In this example M15, M30 and H1 Rsi illustrated in the 3 subwindows.
"...should be enough".... ??
Advantages: It shows, there is
still strong momentum into trend-direction.
Cluster of alerts is brillant for
scale in trades (additional trades into trend-direction).
And last but not least,
in case you missed the first alert...get in at the second or third.
The indicator should have the option to select Timeframes, not only 3 rigid consecutive Timeframes.
An option for alert at current or closed candles would be nice too.
As you can see in the picture (multiple divergences are to see and/or a important support/resistance line or a trendline can be near (not to see in pic)...every trend finds an end and is no longer your (girl-)friend.
For that matter, an option to turn off the "level 50" premise can be good, but this is just a thinking.
Drax