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Source Code
40 lines of Pine Script v4 from research/kagi_chart_identifier.pine, published under GPL-3.0. Keep the author's credit and licence lines when you reuse it.
kagi_chart_identifier.pine
//@version=4
// Copyright (c) 2019-present, Alex Orekhov (everget)
// Kagi Chart Identifier script may be freely distributed under the terms of the GPL-3.0 license.
study("Kagi Chart Identifier", overlay=true)
var ocCount = -1
if open[1] == close or close[1] == open
ocCount := ocCount + 1
var hCount = -1
if open == high or close == high
hCount := hCount + 1
var lCount = -1
if open == low or close == low
lCount := lCount + 1
isKagi = hCount == bar_index and lCount == bar_index and ocCount == bar_index - 1
labelText = isKagi ? "This is Kagi Chart" : "This is not Kagi Chart"
stats = "\n------------------------------" +
"\nBar Index: " + tostring(int(bar_index)) +
"\nO==C Candles: " + tostring(ocCount) +
"\nOC==H Candles: " + tostring(hCount) +
"\nOC==L Candles: " + tostring(lCount)
labelColor = #1e90ff
whiteColor = color.white
var label kagiLabel = label.new(
x=bar_index,
y=na,
text="",
color=labelColor,
textcolor=whiteColor,
style=label.style_labeldown,
size=size.normal
)
label.set_text(kagiLabel, labelText + stats)
label.set_xy(kagiLabel, bar_index, highest(close, 10))
Overview
Kagi Chart Identifier analyzes price bar structural characteristics by counting bars where open or close equals the high, low, and adjacent open/close levels across the history. An informational label displays directly on the main chart, indicating whether the series satisfies Kagi criteria alongside running tally statistics. It contains no configurable user inputs or trade signals.
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