GOOGL CCI Explained: Mean Deviation vs. Standard Deviation

Summary

Hollow Point Trading shares a short video explaining that the CCI denominator is mean absolute deviation, not standard deviation. It demonstrates the calculation using typical price and twenty completed bars from a historical Alphabet IEX five-minute chart dated October 8, 2026, helping traders interpret the indicator accurately.

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GOOGL CCI Explained: Mean Deviation vs. Standard Deviation
The denominator in this CCI example is mean absolute deviation, not standard deviation. This historical Alphabet IEX chart uses five minute bars from October eighth, twenty twenty six. We explicitly choose typical price: high plus low plus close, divided by three. Across twenty completed bars, average typical price is approximately three forty n...

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