Aktien & ETFs — ADX Cross

Trendstärke + Richtungsbias (+DI/−DI)

ADX misst Trendstärke, nicht Trendrichtung. Ein +DI/−DI-Crossover liefert Richtungskontext, während ADX die Stärke dieser Bewegung bewertet. +DI und −DI zeigen Richtungsdruck und trennen starke Trends von schwachen Range-Märkten.

Was ist DI-Spread?

DI-Spread ist die Differenz zwischen +DI und −DI. Positive Werte bedeuten stärkeren positiven Richtungsdruck, negative Werte stärkeren negativen Druck.

ADX Levels

Lower ADX values generally indicate weaker or range-bound trend conditions, while higher ADX values indicate stronger trend environments. Typical reference zones (market-dependent): ADX < 20 often reflects weak trends; 20–25 a transition zone; > 25 stronger trends. Thresholds vary by market and workflow.

DI Cross Logic

Long setups often appear when +DI crosses above −DI with rising ADX. Short setups often appear when −DI crosses above +DI with rising ADX. A DI cross at low ADX carries less weight than a cross in a strong trend environment (e.g. ADX above 25).

Multi-Timeframe Confirmation (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d)

Use 15m/1h for timing and 4h/1d for regime confirmation. DI crosses aligned with higher timeframe trend strength are typically more reliable than isolated lower-timeframe crosses.

+DI and −DI Directional Indicators

+DI (positive directional indicator) reflects upward directional pressure; −DI (negative directional indicator) reflects downward pressure. When +DI is above −DI, bullish directional bias dominates; when −DI is above +DI, bearish bias dominates. ADX filters whether that separation occurs in a weak or strong trend context.

Research Workflow: Filter → Screen → Validate

Combine ADX Cross with the indicator filter and the Aktien & ETFs-Screener. Validate macro context using market status, compare candidates using Compare, and cross-check RSI-Screener, MACD-Screener, Momentum-Screener, Supertrend, Ichimoku-Screener, VWAP-Screener, Bollinger Bands, and Volume-Spike-Screener.