Hi HDB - Thanks for this.
I'll run a backtest tonight against some shares to see the potential results. As I mentioned in a previous post, I ran some backtests against variable CCI indicators and found that the most profitable items tended to be against a lower CCI rather than a higher CCI, some shares even advising using a 2 day measure. However, using a low CCI (between 2 and 8) resulted in too many entry signals being generated, and really messed with money management (you needed deep pockets to make the best of it). So, unless you have deep pockets and are prepared to risk more than a 15% movement against you in the price, a low CCI is not the way to go.
HDB - Checking some backtests and have a question - What if CCI crosses below 0 but close is above 34 SMA (day = t+0), then next day (t+1), CCI is still below 0 (and falling) and close is below 34 SMA, will this still be an entry signal for Short? Likewise, the opposite for Long?
Reason for asking is when you have gone long, but the trade does not pan out, you would exit the trade on the t+1 event, but would you go Short at the same time?