📈 CCI — simple market oscillator
**CCI (Commodity Channel Index)** measures the deviation of price from its average over a period. The range is approximately **−200…+200**:
- **> +100** — overbought, risk of correction
- **< −100** — oversold, potential bounce
🔍 Example (4 h, period=20):
- **BTC/USDT**: $109 407, CCI ≈ +120 → overbought
- **ETH/USDT**: $2 598, CCI ≈ –75 → neutral zone
📊 How to read?
1. **CCI > +100** → price above average, a correction may begin.
2. **CCI < –100** → price below average, a bounce may occur.
3. **CCI around 0** → market in balance.
🛠 Work plan (4 h):
1. Wait for **CCI > +100** → take part LONG.
2. When it drops below +100 — you can open SHORT.
3. Wait for **CCI to drop < –100** → take profit on SHORT or enter LONG.
4. Confirm the signal with RSI or by breaking levels.
5. **Stop-loss**: 1–2% from entry; **take-profit**: 3–5%.
💡 Tips:
- Do not rely only on CCI — combine with MACD, SMA, or RSI.
- Look for divergences: price hits a new high/low, CCI does not.
- In strong trends, CCI may “hang” in zones >+100/<-100.