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# Money Flow Index
The **Money Flow Index** tracks the amount of capital entering or leaving an asset. Unlike the standard TradingView MFI, this version focuses on identifying **Absolute Strength Zones**.
### MFI Columns
* **Logic**: Typical Price multiplied by Volume, smoothed to show the net capital flow.
* **Strong Zones**: The indicator calculates a historical average of "Positive" and "Negative" money flow bars.
* **Bright Color**: When the current MFI bar exceeds its historical average, it indicates **Strong Momentum Participation**.
* **Dim Color**: Indicates standard or weak participate.
### Average Band Paths
The line plots above and below the columns represent the "Average Flow Threshold".
* **Upper Band**: The average buying intensity.
* **Lower Band**: The average selling intensity.
### Strategic Use
When the **Momentum Wave** is rising and the **MFI Columns** are bright bullish, it indicates a "Health Trend" where price action is being supported by volume. If the wave rises but MFI is weak or dim, it warns of a low-volume "Trap".
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