Time Series
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Kagi Chart

Kagi charts are a Japanese charting technique that focuses on price action rather than time. They change direction only when prices move by a specified amount, filtering out market noise. The thickness of lines changes based on whether prices exceed prior highs or lows, making trend strength immediately visible.

Example Visualization

Kagi chart showing stock price trend reversals

Try this prompt

"Use mplfinance library to create a Kagi chart that filters out noise and highlights significant trend reversals in stock prices. Generate a proper example dataset with realistic price movements."
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Python Code Example

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Common Use Cases

  • 1Stock price analysis
  • 2Trend identification
  • 3Support/resistance detection
  • 4Technical trading signals

Pro Tips

Choose appropriate reversal amount for your timeframe

Use with volume data for confirmation

Color code thick vs thin lines for clarity