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Study widget

The question: “What does this indicator say on the candles I selected?”

Show RSI 14 for that range and explain what it measures.

The widget plots one indicator calculated by Research on the selected supported candle interval (1 hour, 4 hours or 1 day), using earlier history for warm-up. It is the chat-side view of the Research indicator library; there is no generic picker inside the widget — name the study in your request.

BTC technical study widget showing RSI 14 calculated from 1h candles with 30 and 70 reference levels on an index scale

Captured 25 September 2026: BTC · Technical study, RSI 14 · calculated from 1h candles, index scale with the 30/70 reference levels, 2026-09-24 11:00 → 2026-09-25 11:00 UTC. Select the image to view it full size.

What it shows

  • A chart with the study's own axis and reference levels: RSI 30/70, ADX 25, CCI −100/0/100, MACD 0 where those apply.
  • A heading that identifies the study and its calculation interval, for example “RSI 14 · calculated from 1h candles”.
  • Warm-up, open and invalid candles as gaps rather than values.

Controls

  • Shared controls only: Expand when the host supports fullscreen, Get a fresh read, Open in Research ↗. The request itself selects the study, interval and period.
  • An explicitly requested native study is the exception: it keeps its stored source clock and is never substituted for an unavailable candle study.

Units, selection and limits

  • Candle-calculated studies use the exact catalogue identity for that interval; changing interval selects the matching catalogue study and is a new read.
  • Periods count observed candles, not guaranteed elapsed time. Missing whole candles reset the calculation.
  • Indicator values are descriptive, not signals or forecasts. RSI can remain high or low through a strong move.

A useful follow-up

Compare RSI 14 with ATR on the same candles and explain what each adds.