DeskIndicators
CCI
How far the typical price has moved from its recent average.
The CCI (Commodity Channel Index) measures how far the typical price (high, low and close together) sits from its recent average. It is its own pane under the candles. Readings often swing through −100 and 100, and they can go further.
Default length is 20. Dashed levels sit at −100 and 100. A flat market shows 0.
Above 100 the typical price is unusually high for the window; below −100 it is unusually low. Crossing a level is a common read, not a signal by itself.
Settings: gear on the pane bar — see Indicators.