How to Calculate RSI in Google Sheets (or Excel)

RSI (Relative Strength Indicator) used by Technical traders for determining the power behind price movement, especially as it relates to being oversold or overbought. This will show you how to calculate it step by step, as well as put it in a chart.

Final Formula Shown in the Video: =IF(M18=0,100,100-(100/(1+N18)))

I'll attach a free downloadable Excel file with the post (it won't pull stock prices like Google Sheets can, but it'll have the formulas so you can use them yourself).

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In this video I cover how to make RSI, including a chart.

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