CCI's decline with AMES seems to have become less steep. Maybe this will anticipate a leveling off of MACD (5,35,4). I've posted today's chart of AMES with the BNS indicators -- new, improved BNS indicators, I might add, because I've color-coded them to match yours. I've taken some other cues from you, adding a price oscillator and Williams Accum./Dist. Unfortunately, some of the indicators aren't clearly labeled, because I can't get too many labels in with WOW. I've used a shorter-term chart only to give more of a closeup view of the indicators. In the short term, the indicators seem to be turning down, but as I said, CCI might be starting to level off.
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I've also included an AMES chart with DNNS indicators, which would seem to indicate that the blood-letting may not be over in the short term. I'm not sure about this, though -- StochRSI(8,5) might start turning around.
My interest in AMES has become academic, I'm sorry to say. I confess that I bailed. I didn't have the resolve (or sense?) to wait for my longer-term sell signal, which is basically DNS (with a few Rube Goldberg attachments). I opted for Dave Evans' shorter-term signals, including StochRIS(14). I also looked at MACD(8,17,9). Perhaps my decision, though, can be viewed as a contrary indicator.
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