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as the platform does only what the code tells it do (with the exception of a bug), chances are that the answer is within your code. I don't think there is something wrong with your data or the platform, but without knowing the code I can't say what's causing it.
If you take a look at your price scale you can easily see that the whole backtest is useless because your
back-adjustments lead to completely invalid prices. That's the issue.
comparing the behavior of the build in RSI LE and RSI SE signal in both Tradestation and Multicharts shows that MC appears to have problems with the negative prices. Having said that, the answer might not be within your code, but the platform i.e. you might have found a bug here. You might want to demonstrate this to the MC support, so they can fix it.
the symbol ending with "C" is the back-adjusted continuous contract for @SM#, which is just the continuous contract. The negative prices are simply a result of the back-adjustment method.