Cumulative Price

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🎯 Cumulative Price - Usage Framework

🧭 Purpose
Cumulative Price offers a simple contextualization of price action within a daily session.
It resets to zero daily, tracking the cumulative range of price movement in ticks — a concept similar to cumulative delta, but focused purely on price activity, not volume.

🧠 Core Concept
The oscillator shows results from effort accumulate over time. Instead of measuring who is buying or selling, it reveals how far is pushing relative to zero.

🔔 Signal Types

⚖️ Zero Signal
Triggered when the oscillator crosses above or below the zero line.

📌 Interpreted as:

Price is testing fairness or market agreement.

This level is a balancing point — price may accept it (continue) or reject it (reverse).

🚩 Peak Signal
Triggered when the oscillator reaches a new extreme, defined by ATR-based thresholds.

📌 Interpreted as:

Price is undergoing strong effort — likely accumulation or distribution.

Could signal a transition, consolidation, or imminent breakout/reversal.

🧩 How to Use
Approach both signals with thoughtful market questioning:

🧐 Something significant is happening — what is it?

📈 How intense is the move? Does it align with volatility or deviate from it?

🌐 Where does this action sit in broader market context?

🧪 Analytical Tips

Zero Signals are useful for:

Identifying reversion points or fairness tests.

Monitoring price acceptance around the session midpoint.

Peak Signals help:

Spot early accumulation/distribution behavior.

Anticipate volatility expansion or fade exhaustion.

💡 Additional Thoughts

This tool does not dictate trades. Instead, it provides context.

Combine it with tools like Cumulative Delta for a layered analysis of price result and volume effort.

Use it to frame narratives, not absolutes. Ask:
"If this is happening here, what does that say about intent?"

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🎯 Cumulative Price - Usage Framework

🧭 Purpose
Cumulative Price offers a simple contextualization of price action within a daily session.
It resets to zero daily, tracking the cumulative range of price movement in ticks — a concept similar to cumulative delta, but focused purely on price activity, not volume.

🧠 Core Concept
The oscillator measures the net directional effort of price, accumulated over the day.
Rather than tracking who is buying or selling (like volume-based tools), it captures how much price is moving in one direction versus the other — revealing the imbalance of price action over time.

🔔 Signal Types

⚖️ Zero Signal
Triggered when the oscillator crosses above or below the zero line.

📌 Interpreted as:

Price is testing fairness or market agreement.

This level is a balancing point — price may accept it (continue) or reject it (reverse).

🚩 Peak Signal
Triggered when the oscillator reaches a new extreme, defined by ATR-based thresholds.

📌 Interpreted as:

Price is undergoing strong effort — likely accumulation or distribution.

Could signal a transition, consolidation, or imminent breakout/reversal.

🧩 How to Use
Approach both signals with thoughtful market questioning:

🧐 Something significant is happening — what is it?

📈 How intense is the move? Does it align with volatility or deviate from it?

🌐 Where does this action sit in broader market context?

🧪 Analytical Tips

Zero Signals are useful for:

Identifying reversion points or fairness tests.

Monitoring price acceptance around the session midpoint.

Peak Signals help:

Spot early accumulation/distribution behavior.

Anticipate volatility expansion or fade exhaustion.

💡 Additional Thoughts

This tool does not dictate trades. Instead, it provides context.

Combine it with tools like Cumulative Delta for a layered analysis of price result and volume effort.

Use it to frame narratives, not absolutes. Ask:
"If this is happening here, what does that say about intent?"