A moving average indicator developed by Richard Donchian. It plots the highest high price and lowest low price of an issue over a given interval.
 | | Donchian Channels | A Donchian Channel is an indicator formed by upper and lower bands around the price bars. The upper band marks the highest price of an issue for n periods while the lower band marks the lowest price for n periods. The area between the upper and lower bands represents the Donchian Channel. Richard Donchian, a career futures trader, developed the indicator in the mid twentieth century to help him identify trends.
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