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CTZ Accumulation/Distribution
**CTZ Accumulation/Distribution**
A volume-based indicator that tracks whether money is flowing into or out of an asset by measuring where price closes within each bar's range, weighted by volume.
**How it works**
Each bar, a Money Flow Multiplier is calculated from the close's position between the high and low (–1 to +1). This is multiplied by volume to produce Money Flow Volume, which is added to a running cumulative total — the A/D line. Closes near the high on heavy volume push the line up (accumulation); closes near the low on heavy volume push it down (distribution).
**Features**
- **A/D Line with trend colouring** — teal when above the signal EMA, red when below, giving an at-a-glance read on money flow direction
- **Signal EMA (default 21)** — smooths the A/D line and acts as a trend filter; crosses can be used as early momentum shifts
- **Automatic divergence detection** — pivot-based logic flags bullish divergence (price makes a lower low while A/D makes a higher low = hidden accumulation) and bearish divergence (price makes a higher high while A/D makes a lower high = distribution into strength)
- **Built-in alerts** — divergence signals and signal-line crosses in both directions
**How to use it**
Confirmation: when price and the A/D line rise together, the uptrend is supported by real buying pressure. When they fall together, the downtrend is genuine.
Divergence: when price and the A/D line disagree, treat it as an early warning. Bull labels suggest smart money is accumulating into weakness; Bear labels suggest distribution into rising prices. These work best on higher timeframes and near key levels — not as standalone entries.
**Settings**
Signal EMA length, pivot lookback (sensitivity of divergence detection), and max bars between pivots (how far apart two pivots can be and still count as a divergence) are all adjustable.
**Limitations**
The A/D line ignores gaps between bars — an asset gapping up overnight registers nothing if it then closes mid-range. Pivot-confirmed divergence labels print a few bars after the pivot by design. Best used alongside momentum tools (RSI, MFI) rather than in isolation.
A volume-based indicator that tracks whether money is flowing into or out of an asset by measuring where price closes within each bar's range, weighted by volume.
**How it works**
Each bar, a Money Flow Multiplier is calculated from the close's position between the high and low (–1 to +1). This is multiplied by volume to produce Money Flow Volume, which is added to a running cumulative total — the A/D line. Closes near the high on heavy volume push the line up (accumulation); closes near the low on heavy volume push it down (distribution).
**Features**
- **A/D Line with trend colouring** — teal when above the signal EMA, red when below, giving an at-a-glance read on money flow direction
- **Signal EMA (default 21)** — smooths the A/D line and acts as a trend filter; crosses can be used as early momentum shifts
- **Automatic divergence detection** — pivot-based logic flags bullish divergence (price makes a lower low while A/D makes a higher low = hidden accumulation) and bearish divergence (price makes a higher high while A/D makes a lower high = distribution into strength)
- **Built-in alerts** — divergence signals and signal-line crosses in both directions
**How to use it**
Confirmation: when price and the A/D line rise together, the uptrend is supported by real buying pressure. When they fall together, the downtrend is genuine.
Divergence: when price and the A/D line disagree, treat it as an early warning. Bull labels suggest smart money is accumulating into weakness; Bear labels suggest distribution into rising prices. These work best on higher timeframes and near key levels — not as standalone entries.
**Settings**
Signal EMA length, pivot lookback (sensitivity of divergence detection), and max bars between pivots (how far apart two pivots can be and still count as a divergence) are all adjustable.
**Limitations**
The A/D line ignores gaps between bars — an asset gapping up overnight registers nothing if it then closes mid-range. Pivot-confirmed divergence labels print a few bars after the pivot by design. Best used alongside momentum tools (RSI, MFI) rather than in isolation.
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Informacje i publikacje nie stanowią i nie powinny być traktowane jako porady finansowe, inwestycyjne, tradingowe ani jakiekolwiek inne rekomendacje dostarczane lub zatwierdzone przez TradingView. Więcej informacji znajduje się w Warunkach użytkowania.