DBCD (Double Bottom Channel Divergence)
Indicator Description
DBCD (Double Bottom Channel Divergence) is a trend indicator that reflects market trend changes and turning points by calculating double bottom patterns and channel divergence in prices.
Function Information
- Function Name: DBCD
- Input Parameters: Open
- Parameter Settings: timeperiod1 (default: 5), timeperiod2 (default: 14), timeperiod3 (default: 76), timeperiod4 (default: 5)
- Output: dbcd, mm
Calculation Principle
DBCD reflects market trend changes by calculating double bottom patterns and channel divergence in prices. When DBCD is positive, it indicates an uptrend; when DBCD is negative, it indicates a downtrend.
Application Scenarios
- Trend direction judgment
- Trend reversal identification
- Divergence signal analysis
- Trading signal generation
Usage Suggestions
- DBCD turning from negative to positive can be seen as a buy signal
- DBCD turning from positive to negative can be seen as a sell signal
- Use in combination with moving averages
- Pay attention to the use of divergence signals