{ "name": "accumulation_distribution_reversal_at_volume_climax", "source": "Classic technical analysis literature (e.g., Larry Williams, Tom DeMark) on volume climax and accumulation/distribution divergence", "type": "entry_engine", "rule": "Enter short when the 14-period Accumulation/Distribution Line makes a lower high while price makes a higher high, AND the current bar's volume is at least 2.5x the 50-bar average volume (climax), AND the current bar closes below the prior bar's low.", "pseudocode": "if bar_index >= 64: ad = ((close-low) - (high-close)) / (high-low) * volume ad_line = cumulative ad over last 14 bars (using standard formula) price_high_14 = highest high of last 14 bars (excluding current) previous_high_signal = (price_high_14 > previous 14-bar high) and (ad_line < previous 14-bar ad_line) if previous_high_signal: vol_spike = volume >= 2.5 * sma(volume, 50) close_below_prev_low = close < low[1] if vol_spike and close_below_prev_low:\ Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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