Chaikin Money Flow Persistance

The Chaikin Money Flow Persistence (CMFP) chart study is an extension of the Chaikin Money Flow study. The CMFP ranges from zero to 100, and reflects how long the Chaikin Money Flow stays positive throughout the selected period (the period can be changed under "edit").

The higher the persistence, the longer the Chaikin Money Flow remains above zero, and the more evident that the market is under prolonged accumulation. Vice versa during distribution.

Parameters: Period, use Exponential Moving Average (EMA) or not & Persistance.

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Chaikin Money Flow Persistance

Here is an example of the Chaikin Money Flow Persistance chart study (on a London Stock Exchange graph)