FTB-C000428 / Indicator

Commodity Channel Index

Commodity Channel Index is current typical-price displacement from its moving mean divided by a constant times mean absolute deviation.

Also known asCCI

Definitions

In plain terms

It expresses price displacement in units of a scaled recent typical-price deviation.

Technical

The contract freezes typical-price fields, period, arithmetic mean, mean—not standard—deviation, scaling constant, zero deviation, readiness, and adjustment basis.

Scope

CCI is not mathematically bounded and its name does not limit it to commodities.

Formula

CCI = (TP - SMA(TP)) / (constant * mean deviation)
LaTeX: CCI_t=\frac{TP_t-\overline{TP}_t}{c\,MD_t}
SymbolMeaningUnit
TP_tcurrent typical priceprice
SMA(TP)window mean typical priceprice
constantCCI scaling constantratio
mean deviationmean absolute deviation of typical priceprice

Output unit: scaled deviation

Examples

  • A governed lesson calculates or identifies Commodity Channel Index only after its inputs, window, state, scale, and edge cases are declared.

Common misconceptions

  • CCI is not mathematically bounded and its name does not limit it to commodities.

Concept relationships

Where this concept is used

Evidence and governance

  1. Commodity Channel Index TA-Lib · first party technical publication

    Supports: preferred label, short definition, technical definition, formula

    Limits: The common 0.015 constant is a convention, and zero-deviation or mixed-adjustment inputs require explicit handling.

Reviewed by
fintech-builder-batch-008
Last reviewed
2026-07-29
Next review
2027-07-29
Record status
published