it is the average of typical price which is subtracted from typical price to know
whether the typical price is above or below TPMA. if the TP is greater then TPMA it
will indicate positive CCI and vice versa. Thereafter, this difference (typical price - TPMA) is to be compared with mean deviation to understand the momentum. Therefore, there are following things which this CCI analyse;
first, whether the current typical price is greater than TPMA or less than TPMA. if the TP is greater then TPMA, it will indicate that the momentum/strength is up and the price of the share is likely to increase while if the TP is less then TPMA, it will indicate that the momentum/strength is down and the price of the share is not likely to increase or the price is likely to decrease. In simple words, this difference (whether positive or negative) will indicate the strength in the movement of price in a specific direction.
Thereafter, this difference whether positive or negative is compared with average difference (mean deviation) to know the pace or speed of the movement of the price in the current direction. if the difference between Typical price and TPMA (TP-TPMA) is more than mean deviation the speed is up; while if the difference between TP and TPMA is less than mean deviation, the speed or pace of the price in the current direction is down or decreasing.
The reason behind dividing the difference between Typical price and TPMA (TP - TPMA) by the mean deviation in stead of subtracting the mean deviation from the difference between TP and TPMA is just that it can be applied to all charts with ease and also that it can be read/understood in the form of common criteria for all charts.
comments are solicited from all learned members so that I can be sure that I have understood it appropriately.
Thanks to all
whether the typical price is above or below TPMA. if the TP is greater then TPMA it
will indicate positive CCI and vice versa. Thereafter, this difference (typical price - TPMA) is to be compared with mean deviation to understand the momentum. Therefore, there are following things which this CCI analyse;
first, whether the current typical price is greater than TPMA or less than TPMA. if the TP is greater then TPMA, it will indicate that the momentum/strength is up and the price of the share is likely to increase while if the TP is less then TPMA, it will indicate that the momentum/strength is down and the price of the share is not likely to increase or the price is likely to decrease. In simple words, this difference (whether positive or negative) will indicate the strength in the movement of price in a specific direction.
Thereafter, this difference whether positive or negative is compared with average difference (mean deviation) to know the pace or speed of the movement of the price in the current direction. if the difference between Typical price and TPMA (TP-TPMA) is more than mean deviation the speed is up; while if the difference between TP and TPMA is less than mean deviation, the speed or pace of the price in the current direction is down or decreasing.
The reason behind dividing the difference between Typical price and TPMA (TP - TPMA) by the mean deviation in stead of subtracting the mean deviation from the difference between TP and TPMA is just that it can be applied to all charts with ease and also that it can be read/understood in the form of common criteria for all charts.
comments are solicited from all learned members so that I can be sure that I have understood it appropriately.
Thanks to all