Key Takeaways
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Measures price deviation from statistical mean. Values typically range from -100 to +100.
Formula
Detailed Explanation
The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) was developed by Donald Lambert to identify cyclical trends in commodities.
**Key Levels:** - Above +100: Overbought - Below -100: Oversold - Zero line: Trend direction
**Trading Methods:** - Overbought/Oversold reversals - Zero-line crossovers - Divergences with price
Parameters
š Bullish Signals
CCI crosses above -100 from below, bullish divergence
š Bearish Signals
CCI crosses below +100 from above, bearish divergence
Python Implementation
CCI calculation
TradingView Pine Script
MT5 MQL5 Code
Python Libraries
Common Mistakes
Confirmation Signals
Best For
š” Pro Tips
- ā¢Originally designed for commodities but works on all markets
- ā¢Values can exceed ±200 in strong trends
- ā¢Zero-line crossovers indicate trend changes
Educational Disclaimer
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Frequently Asked Questions
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