zelepuk wrote: Tue Sep 30, 2025 6:47 am Hello, firesword!
I noticed that if I move the historical charts, the CCI may move out of the 5-10/90-95 zone. Is this what you call the CCI movement along with the price? Is that how it should be? I understand that this is observed when there is a change in volatility. I'm attaching an example at the bottom, marked with a gray vertical line.

LIKE wrote: Tue Sep 30, 2025 11:53 am Yes, I've also conducted tracking tests on this. When the CCI reaches the 5-10/90-95 zone, if the market trend continues to develop, the CCI will vacate the 5-10/90-95 zone, allowing new CCI data generated from subsequent K-lines to occupy this zone. As long as there's no genuine trend reversal, this process will continue indefinitely.

Cagliostro wrote: Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:49 pm Thanks @firesword for this. Sometimes simple things are so nice.

For anyone using MT5 here you go with a template including:
-STS Zones that automatically draws updated last 2 weeks (fixed or rolling) high/low and the fibo levels
-STS Momentum that draws CCI over RSI and give signals when there is a possible break of trendlines (it uses multiple fractals) if you don't like it, draw it manually. Momentum also includes a gift, an optional TDR confirmation mechanism that draws arrows on the main chart when there is a volume breakout, it can be fine tuned, and includes an autosetting for the different instruments. Thick Density is one of the most advances and used volume methods used by institutional traders and banks.. so it should fit well here. Again, if you don't like it, don't use it
-True Trend > post1295568612.html#p1295568612

Let's see when Mr. Gold reverses.

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