Get alerted after the next scheduled check when CCI crosses your threshold on any stock or ETF. Alert on oversold extremes (CCI below −100), overbought extremes (above +100), or zero-line crosses — for any ticker.
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What is CCI?
The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) was developed by Donald Lambert in 1980. Despite the name, it works equally well on stocks and ETFs. CCI measures how far a security's current price is from its statistical average over a given period, expressed in units of standard deviation.
Unlike RSI or Stochastic (which are bounded 0–100), CCI is unbounded — it can reach +200, +300, or beyond during extreme moves. The classic interpretation: readings above +100 indicate the asset is in an overbought cycle; readings below −100 indicate an oversold cycle and a potential reversal opportunity.
How it works
Search any stock or ETF by name or symbol — SPY, AAPL, NVDA, QQQ, or any US-listed equity.
14 is the standard period. Shorter periods (10) are more sensitive; longer periods (20) give smoother signals.
Alert when CCI crosses below -100 (oversold cycle low) or above +100 (overbought cycle high). Any value is supported.
Add the Fear & Greed Index, RSI, MACD, or Bollinger Bands as AND / OR conditions for a higher-conviction compound signal.
When CCI crosses your threshold, you'll receive a rich alert with the current value and full market context after the next scheduled evaluation.
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