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See the RSI on every timeframe at once, each with its own settings.

MT4 + MT5 Version 1.00 Updated 7 Nov 2026
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MT4 and MT5 in one zip. No sign-up, the file downloads straight away.

  • Use it on as many accounts as you like, demo or live
  • Every update free, and your chart tells you when one is out
  • Chart template in the zip, ready to load

Before you download

Timeframes
9 in one panel
RSI period
Its own per timeframe
Line
Colours by zone
Alerts
Popup, push, email
Version 1.00
7 Nov 2026
What changed

A multi timeframe RSI in one panel

FXC Super RSI is a multi timeframe RSI indicator for MT4 and MT5. The RSI line sits in its own window and changes colour in each zone, and a panel on the chart shows the RSI on all nine timeframes, from M1 to monthly.

Each timeframe has its own settings. At the defaults the RSI period is 7 on M1, 21 on H1 and 50 on the monthly, with overbought at 70 and oversold at 30 on each, and you can change any of them. Move the chart to another timeframe and the line uses that timeframe's period.

The panel also shows how long RSI has held its zone, how far it moved since the last bar, and the two closes that would put this bar's RSI at overbought and oversold. It does not place trades. It shows you the reading, and you decide.

FXC Super RSI on a forex chart with the panel and the RSI line, numbered
  1. 1
    The RSI nowThis timeframe's value, its zone, and how long it has been there.
  2. 2
    Every timeframeNine cells, each coloured by its own levels, and how many are overbought or oversold.
  3. 3
    The RSI lineGreen at or above overbought, red at or below oversold, slate between.
Pictures from MT56 pictures, click to open

How to read the Super RSI panel

Read the top card first, then the timeframes. Hover a cell for its period and levels.

NOW↗︎OB
OverboughtRSI is at or above this timeframe's overbought level. The status shows how many bars it has held there.
NOW↘︎OS
OversoldRSI is at or below this timeframe's oversold level. The status shows how many bars it has held there.
NOW→︎Inside
InsideRSI is between the levels. The status shows which zone it last left, and how many bars ago.
NOW→︎Confirms
Entering or leavingRSI crossed a level on the live bar. The amber status counts down to the close, when the alert comes if it's still across.
NOW→︎Rising
MomentumHow far RSI moved since the last bar, and which way.
H1→︎Inside
Mint edgeThe timeframe your chart is on, so you can find it among the nine cells.
TF→︎Counts
The two chipsHow many timeframes are overbought and oversold, each by its own levels. A dash means that timeframe has too few bars yet.
FOOT→︎Prices
OB and OS pricesThe closes that would put this bar's RSI at overbought and oversold, from RSI's own averages.

How to use FXC Super RSI

Four steps, on the chart you trade. The line and the top of the panel read that chart's timeframe, and the nine cells read every other one.

  1. 1
    Add it to your chart. The RSI line opens in its own window, and the panel sits on the main chart.
  2. 2
    Read this timeframe first. The big number is the RSI now, with its zone and how many bars it has held that zone.
  3. 3
    Look across the timeframes. Each cell is coloured by its own levels, and the two chips count how many are overbought and oversold.
  4. 4
    Watch for the amber line. RSI has crossed a level on this bar, and it counts down to the close. The alert comes then, if RSI is still across.

Overbought and oversold are readings, not signals. It places no trades, and the decision stays yours.

Multi timeframe RSI features

All nine timeframes at once

M1 to monthly on one panel, for the chart's own pair, so you don't have to flip through them.

A period for each timeframe

Each timeframe has its own RSI period and levels. The defaults run from 7 on M1 to 50 on the monthly, and all are yours to change.

A line that changes colour

Green at or above overbought, red at or below oversold, slate between, and the colour changes exactly on the level.

Overbought and oversold counts

Two chips count how many timeframes are in each zone, each by its own levels.

How long it has been there

The status counts the bars in the zone, or how long ago RSI left one, up to 1000 closed bars back.

The prices at the levels

The footer shows the two closes that would put this bar's RSI at overbought and oversold.

Alerts on closed bars

Entering overbought, oversold or neutral, once per closed bar. Popup by default, with sound, email and push as options.

Does not repaint on closed bars

Closed bars of the line and the alerts stay as they are. The live bar and the panel move until the bar closes, as any RSI does.

FXC Super RSI: questions, inputs and versions

Questions about FXC Super RSI

Is it really free?

Yes. It is yours to keep, on MT4 and MT5.

Does it place trades for me?

No. It is an indicator. It shows you the picture, and you place the trade.

Do I need an account?

No. The download starts straight away. You need one to leave a review.

Does it repaint?

Not on closed bars: the line's closed bars and the alerts stay as they are. The live bar and the panel move until the bar closes, as any RSI does, and each timeframe's cell reads that timeframe's own forming bar.

Why do the timeframes use different RSI periods?

Each timeframe has its own preset, from 7 on M1 to 50 on the monthly at the defaults. They're fixed inputs, not adaptive, so you can set any timeframe to any period, or all of them to 14.

Why does a timeframe show a dash?

It doesn't have enough bars yet: its RSI period plus 2. On MT5 the panel asks for them. The monthly cell needs 52 months at the default, so the first time on a pair it can take a while.

What are the two prices in the footer?

The closes that would put this bar's RSI exactly at overbought and at oversold. They're worked out from RSI's own averages through the last closed bar, and they move with each new bar.