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A momentum investor might use the indicator to stay in a trade until the Zig Zag line confirms in the opposite direction. For example, if the investor holds a long position, they would not sell until the Zig Zag line turns downward.

The ZigZag feature on SharpCharts is not an indicator per se, but rather a means to filter out smaller price movements. A ZigZag set at 10 would ignore all price movements less than 10%; only price movements greater than 10% would be shown. Filtering out smaller movements gives chartists the ability to see the forest instead of just trees. It is important to remember that the ZigZag feature has no predictive power because it draws lines based on hindsight. Any predictive power will come from applications such as Elliott Wave, price pattern analysis or indicators. Chartists can also use the ZigZag with retracements feature to identify Fibonacci retracements and projections.

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The ZigZag and ZigZag (Retrace.) can be found in SharpCharts as a price overlay in the Chart Attributes section or as an addition to an indicator. Upon selecting the ZigZag feature from the dropdown box, the parameters window will appear empty. Five (5%) is the default parameter, but this can change depending on a security's price characteristics. Some securities produce too few ZigZag lines at 5% so the default is set lower (e.g. 3.75%). Some securities produce too many ZigZag lines at 5% so the default is set higher (e.g. 6.25%). The ZigZag parameter can be seen in the upper left corner of the chart. Once the ZigZag feature is applied, chartists can adjust the parameter to suit their charting needs. A lower number will make the feature more sensitive, while a higher number will make it less sensitive. Click here for a live chart with the ZigZag (Retrace.) feature.

The Zig Zag indicator lowers the impact of random price fluctuations and is used to help identify price trends and changes in price trends. Here is how to use Zig Zag indicator in trading and the most popular Zig Zag trading strategies.

The Zig Zag indicator is a trading tool that connects significant bottoms and tops. The indicator is not so popular among traders, in fact, it is not provided as a default indicator in most trading platforms like the MetaTrader. As such, a trader must install it from the marketplace.

This indicator has three settings. The default settings are usually the depth, deviation, and backstep. The default numbers of the three are 12, 5, and 3 respectively. As with all indicators, these numbers can be tweaked to suit your trading style. The numbers are also in percentages.

There are several ways of using the zig zag indicator. The method we like is to use the indicator to find the buy and sell points when the asset is moving in a channel. This is done by first applying the indicator and then using the equidistance tool.

Another way of using the zig zag indicator is to use it to combine it with the Elliot Wave. This is a technique where the trader looks at the five impulse waves and applies them to the market. A good example of this is shown on the chart below. In this, the indicator can help you identify the areas to put the Elliot wave numbers.

The first wave is usually a small rally, followed by a dip and then a major rally. The rally is followed by a small dip and another short rally. While looking at these moves is easy, the Zig Zag indicator can help you identify then faster as shown below.

I have the problem that I want to convert an indicator from version 3 to 5. That's all possible. Only the plot of the line is displayed incorrectly. No idea why. I have tried several times but the line in version 5 is not shown on the chart as ZigZag. See pictures

The Zigzag indicator is not really an indicator per se. Instead, it defines price swings that meet a minimum percentage change. Chartists can use this indicator to identify significant price swings and filter out insignificant price swings. The definition of significant is, of course, subjective.

A Zigzag set at 10% would only shows swings that were at least 10%. Price swings less than 10% would be ignored. The example below shows a 15-minute chart for the Gold SPDR (GLD) with the 10% Zigzag overlaid. There have been three 10% swings in the last two months. Chartists should ignore that last Zigzag line. It simply connects the last peak or trough with the current close. It may or may not be a 10% swing.

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The Zigzag can also help with Elliott Wave counts. The chart below shows the Gold SPDR (GLD) with a 5% Zigzag using daily bars. Elliotticians could count only the pink zigzag waves and ignore price action that does not fit the Zigzag. Note that the Zigzag on a bar or candle chart uses intraday highs and lows. The Zigzag on a close-only line chart uses closing prices only. The Zigzag on a close-only chart will look different and have fewer zigzags.

Click this image for a live chart.

ZIGZAG (ZigZag) is one of the most popular and widely used indicators of Marketscope.

ZIGZAG is considered to be a trend-following indicator as it smooths the market noises and shows price trends more clearly. But the majority of traders use it as an auxiliary tool that helpsidentifying common chart figures, such as Head and Shoulders, Elliott Waves, and support and resistance levels, to name a few. For this purpose, the indicator singles out price bar successions of upward ordownward direction, identifies their highest and lowest values, and connects them with a line. The process is automatic and requires satisfying the requirements of certain setting parameters (read later inthe article). As a result, on the market price chart, a broken line with segments of alternating colors is drawn.

Note that the indicator can also be drawn in an additional area below the market price chart.

On the following picture, you can see an example of ZIGZAG drawn on the market price chart.

To apply a ZIGZAG indicator to a chart, a trader needs to follow the procedure common to all Marketscope indicators. For more information, see the Add Indicator article.

During the procedure, a trader can customize an indicator by specifying its parameters in the Properties dialog box. For more information, see the Change Indicator Propertiesarticle.

The parameters fall into two groups:

The parameter is available on the Parameters tab of the ZIGZAG Properties dialog box under the Calculation heading.

When a ZIGZAG indicator is drawn, a trader can use its line's shape in identifying certain chart figures.

On the following picture, you can see an Elliot Waves pattern identified with the help of the ZIGZAG indicator.

The ZIGZAG indicator's values are calculated automatically and presented on a chart as a broken line.

I've read back in the history of questions, using search etc. and I've seen a few requests for a ZIG ZAG indicator which was in the software at one time but I can't find it in the latest version. I'm using 17. If it's there and I don't see it, sorry.

I was hoping it would make this next release. However it's not just the zigzag. I want to build an indicator which basically sums volume until the zigzag changes direction based on an adjustable range. The cumulative volume would be displayed in a separate plot below each price bar. Just for example in an uptrend a 10 cent range would sum each bars volume until there was a decrease of 10 cents from close to close. That decease in price would be the initial volume, starting the down move. Using close could be also selectable, as would be the 10 cents, it could be 50 cents, or otherwise depending on stock.

TC2000 does not have a Zig Zag indicator (the posts about an existing Zig Zag indicator are probably about StockFinder). Nor does it have a indicator which somes volumes after the Zig Zag indicator changes directions. Thank you for your suggestions.

The Cumulative Volume Wave type Indicator topic explores a previous attempt at creating a similar indicator summing volume after direction changes. It may be possible to create better formulas when the next version of the software is released however because there are significant improvements to the Personal Criteria Formula Language.

Thanks for the link to the cumulative volume wave discussion, it is interesting. However much of the discussion goes off line and becomes excessively complex. It might be difficult to explain in text without pictures. Referencing the zigzag indicator might be misleading and a source of confussion. My mistake. It's more like a renko chart with volume being summed during the 'wave'. The wave(s) would be the directional segments. The bricks are defined by a paramenter, say 10 cents as referenced in my original post. Sadly GOOGLE won't give me a good example to show here.

For reference -wave/ The lines give the appearance that a zigzag indicator is being used, that might be deceptive. It's not a complex indicator to create in the native code of TC2000. C# or what ever it might be. The blue arrows are not part of the indicator.

If you ever traded in the financial markets, you should know that the success depends on the ability to predict the trend. The same works for binary options. Unfortunately, many traders have difficulties with building a trend and detecting the reversals. After all, the market is like an ocean with prices as waves.

You can use the Zig-Zag as a reliable indicator to accurately determine min and max prices. It will help you to effectively build a trend and determine the overall movement. You can find the Zig-Zag on many platforms. It is available from the Pocket Option Broker. The Zig Zag indicator plots points on the chart whenever prices reverse by a percentage greater than a pre-chosen variable. Straight lines are then drawn, connecting these points. The indicator is used to help identify price trends. It eliminates random price fluctuations and attempts to show trend changes. By filtering minor price movements, the indicator makes trends easier to spot in all time frames. ff782bc1db