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Aroon

The Aroon Indicator, often referred to as Aroon Up Down, measures how many periods have passed since the price recorded an n-period high or low, with "n" being a trader-defined number of periods. For example, a 14-day Aroon-Up calculates the number of days since the last 14-day high, while a 14-day Aroon-Down does the same for the 14-day low. The values range from 0 to 100, indicating the strength of a trend: the closer the value is to 100, the stronger the trend. The Aroon indicator is useful for identifying trends and periods of consolidation.

Aroon Inputs
Trend Following Mean Reversion
Length 14 Length 14
Aroon Long - Entry Trigger Long - Exit Trigger Short - Entry Trigger Short - Exit Trigger
Trend Following Aroon Cross Up Aroon Cross Down Aroon Cross Down Aroon Cross Up
Mean Reversion Aroon Upper < 30 and Aroon Upper> Previous Aroon Upper Aroon Upper > 70 and Aroon Upper < Previous Aroon Upper Aroon Lower < 30 and Aroon Lower> Previous Aroon Lower Aroon Lower > 70 and Aroon Lower < Previous Aroon Lower
Aroon Long - Entry Confluence Long - Exit Confluence Short - Entry Confluence Short - Exit Confluence
Trend Following Aroon Upper > Aroon Lower Aroon Lower > Aroon Upper Aroon Lower > Aroon Upper Aroon Upper > Aroon Lower
Mean Reversion Aroon Upper < 30 and Aroon Upper> Previous Aroon Upper Aroon Upper > 70 and Aroon Upper < Previous Aroon Upper Aroon Lower < 30 and Aroon Lower> Previous Aroon Lower Aroon Lower > 70 and Aroon Lower < Previous Aroon Lower