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Commodity Selection Index

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Commodity Selection Index
In technical analysis, a measure of how strong a trend on a commodity is. A high value on the CSI indicates that the current trend on a security, whether upward or downward, is strong. Investors use the CSI for short-term commodity trades. That is, if a CSI shows a strong upward trend, it is likely that rises will continue for the immediate future. However, using the CSI alone can be risky, as it cannot show when a reversal will take place.


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