The Accumulation Swing Index is a cumulative total of the Swing Index. The Accumulation Swing Index was developed by Welles Wilder. The SwingIndex function was developed to help cut through the maze of Open, High, Low and Close prices to indicate the real strength and direction of the market. The Swing Index function looks at the Open, High, Low and Close values for a two-bar period. The theory is that there are four cross-bar and one intra-bar comparisons that are strong indicators of an up or down day. The Swing Index returns a number between -100 and 100. If the factors point toward an up day, then the function value will be positive and vice versa. In this way, the Swing Index gives us definite short-term swing points, and it can be used to supplement other methods as a breakout indicator. A breakout is indicated when the value of the Accumulation Swing Index (ASI) exceeds the ASI value on the day when a previous significant High Swing Point was made. A downside breakout is indicated when the value of the ASI drops below the ASI value on a day when a previous significant low swing point was made. Since only futures have a relative daily limit value, this function only makes sense when applied to a futures contract. If you use this function and it only plots a zero flat line, check the Daily Limit value.
Please show an example of its use. I know technical analysis but I don't understand how to use it. what I'm interested in is knowing the direction of the consolidation breakdown or the deviation direction
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Do you also have this indicator in V5, because when I try to convert it it doesn't seem to work like the V1 (even after checking the Dalily Value Limit)?
what I'm interested in is knowing the direction of the consolidation breakdown or the deviation direction