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Kagi Charts

A charting technique originating in Japan and made known to the West by Steve Nison. It is made up of a series of connecting thick and thin vertical lines. The thick vertical lines represent that demand is greater than supply, where the thin lines signify that supply exceeds demand. A series of higher highs and higher lows show an uptrend, where a series of lower highs and lower lows show a downtrend. A Buy signal is generated when the Kagi Charts change from a thin to a thick line. Similarly, a Sell signal is generated when the Kagi Charts change from a thick to a thin line. The Kagi Charts ignore the passage of time.