Re-accumulation vs Re-distribution Diagnosis

Re-accumulation vs Re-distribution Diagnosis scores the mid-trend question: pause or reversal. A compression after a qualifying trend leg opens the re-accumulation vs re-distribution diagnosis, and evidence is weighed — entry character, volume asymmetry, edge tests, shakeouts versus upthrusts, the change-of-character tell — into a signed score read as an up-resolution percentage. The box shades with the score; only a held break settles it.

How to Trade the Re-accumulation vs Re-distribution Diagnosis?

• Evidence labels: ST support tests (drying up bullish, harder bearish), SO shakeouts, UT upthrust failures, CHoCH an out-scaled counter-trend reaction.
• Lean crossings: a score beyond the lean threshold reads re-accumulation likely or distribution risk (mirrored after declines); alerted both ways.
• Resolution: closes holding beyond an edge settle re-accumulation, distribution, re-distribution or accumulation; follow-through volume noted.

Re-accumulation vs Re-distribution Diagnosis Settings

• Trend Lookback (Bars) (default 50), Minimum Trend Leg (xATR) (default 3.0), ATR Length (default 14): the qualifying leg.
• Compression Window (Bars) (default 15), Maximum Range Height (xATR) (default 3.0), Break Hold (Bars) (default 3), Maximum Range Duration (Bars) (default 400).
• Evidence: Reaction Window (Bars) (default 5), Volume Average Length (default 20), Climactic Volume Multiple (default 2.0), Edge Zone (% of Range Height) (default 20), Test Volume Step (Ratio) (default 1.15), Change of Character Multiple (default 1.1), Follow-through Volume Multiple (default 1.2).
• Continuation Prior (Score Points) (default 15) and Diagnosis Lean Threshold (default 20): with-trend tilt; lean bar.
• Show Dashboard (on), Position (Top Right), Size (Small); Show Range Box, Evidence Event Labels, Resolution Labels (on), Range Fill Transparency (default 85).

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from Accumulation vs Distribution Ranges?

Accumulation vs Distribution Ranges classifies any qualifying consolidation; this build opens only on mid-trend ranges, adds a continuation prior, and scores discrete Wyckoff events both ways.

What is the up-resolution percentage?

The clamped score mapped onto a 0-100 scale centered at 50 — a probability-style read, never a verdict; resolution labels record the final score.

Why did a range expire unresolved?

It hit the Maximum Range Duration cap — chart hygiene, as Wyckoff ties range width to the coming move, not a calendar norm; the range is recorded as expired.