MFI (Money Flow Index)

Money Flow Index (14) — volume-weighted RSI.

What is MFI?

Money Flow Index (14) is a volume-weighted RSI that measures buying and selling pressure. It oscillates 0-100 with overbought (>80) and oversold (<20) zones.

Parameters (14)

  • X-Axis: Time (candle intervals)
  • Y-Axis: MFI (0-100 fixed scale)
  • Line: MFI(14) oscillator

Interpretation

  • Overbought: MFI 80-100 — potential pullback
  • Oversold: MFI 0-20 — potential bounce
  • Divergence from price = strong reversal signal
  • Data refreshes periodically — not real-time

Trading Signals

  • MFI above 80 = overbought — watch for a turn lower
  • MFI below 20 = oversold — watch for a turn higher
  • Price high + lower MFI high = exhaustion warning

Price Overlay

  • Close Price: Daily closing price (right Y-axis)
  • MFI >80 + price stalling = overbought, correction likely
  • MFI <20 + price stabilizing = oversold, bounce likely
  • MFI divergence from price = money flow signal

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