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done when

  • Add baseline MkDocs artifacts and configurations
  • Migrate all existing content from Jekyll format to MkDocs format
    • in-kind .yml and {% conditionals %} stuff
  • Remove all Jekyll documentation site artifacts and configurations
  • Prerequisite: refactor: Complete MkDocs migration and CI updates #1341
  • Update all corresponding GitHub Actions, including secrets, variables, hosts
  • fix layout minor color adjustments, issues manually
  • review and fix content
  • regenerate charts in dark theme
  • update redirects accordingly (based on old site maps)

consider also

  • code generator for more contentful indicator pages, in addition to basic IO defs
  • optionally, combine to single stockindicators.dev site
    • with inline language tabs as separate component subfiles
    • remove subdomain sites and related DNS configs

Closes #1297

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docs/website/contributing.md (2)

1-9: Fix invalid front matter and stray include line; migrate off Jekyll metadata

  • Line 1 looks like a stray include/relative path (“../contributing.md”) and will render as content.
  • The YAML front matter is missing the opening ---, and contains Jekyll-only keys (permalink, relative_path, layout) that MkDocs doesn’t use.
  • Net effect: broken metadata parsing and visible noise on the page.

If the intent is a thin wrapper that points to the canonical guide at docs/contributing.md, simplify the page and drop Jekyll artifacts.

Apply this replacement to make the page valid in MkDocs and clearly link to the canonical doc:

-../contributing.md
-title: Contributing guidelines
-description: >-
-  This NuGet package is an open-source project.
-  Learn how to contribute issues, fixes, new indicators, new features, or to our discussions.
-permalink: /contributing/
-relative_path: pages/contributing.md
-layout: page
----
+---
+title: Contributing guidelines
+description: Learn how to contribute issues, fixes, new indicators, new features, or discussions.
+---
+
+# Contributing guidelines
+
+This page intentionally references the main contributing guide to avoid duplication.
+
+See: [Contributing (root doc)](../contributing.md)

72-101: Update “Documentation” section: still references Jekyll; replace with MkDocs workflow

This section instructs readers to use Jekyll, ports, and Ruby tooling. With MkDocs/Material in this PR, these steps should be replaced.

Here’s a suggested rewrite aligned with MkDocs and your new tooling:

-## Documentation
-
-This site uses [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com) construction with _Front Matter_.
-Our documentation site code is in the `docs` folder.
-Build the site locally to test that it works properly.
-See [Ruby Jekyll documentation](https://jekyllrb.com/docs) for initial setup.
-
-```bash
-# from /docs folder
-bundle install
-bundle exec jekyll serve -o -l
-
-# the site will open http://127.0.0.1:4000
-```
+## Documentation
+
+This site uses [MkDocs](https://www.mkdocs.org) with the [Material for MkDocs](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material) theme.
+The website source is under the `docs` folder. Build or serve locally to validate changes:
+
+```bash
+# from repo root or /docs
+pip install -r docs/requirements.txt
+cd docs
+mkdocs serve -a 127.0.0.1:8000
+
+# site will be available at http://127.0.0.1:8000
+```
docs/examples/README.md (1)

1-11: Remove Jekyll front matter and Liquid; use MkDocs-native heading

Front matter keys (permalink, relative_path, layout) and {{ page.title }} are Jekyll-specific and will not render as intended in MkDocs.

Apply this minimal cleanup:

----
-title: Example usage code
-description: The Stock Indicators for .NET library is a simple yet flexible tool to help you build your financial market systems.  Here's a few complete working examples that you can download and try yourself.
-permalink: /examples/
-relative_path: examples/README.md
-layout: page
----
-
-# {{ page.title }}
+---
+title: Example usage code
+description: The Stock Indicators for .NET library is a simple yet flexible tool to help you build your financial market systems. Here are a few complete working examples that you can download and try yourself.
+---
+
+# Example usage code
docs/website/indicators/FisherTransform.md (1)

74-74: Copy/paste artifact: refers to “Alma” instead of “FisherTransform”

Fix the noun to match this page.

-Results can be further processed on `Alma` with additional chain-enabled indicators.
+Results can be further processed on `Fisher` with additional chain-enabled indicators.
docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md (1)

41-41: Enable include support or inline content for Marubozu indicator docs

The {% include candle-result.md %} directive in docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md will not be processed by MkDocs, since:

  • mkdocs.yml does not list an include plugin (e.g., include-markdown).
  • There is no candle-result.md file under docs.

Left unaddressed, this will either render the raw {% include … %} tag or fail the build.

Please choose one of the following fixes:

• Wire up an include plugin and ensure candle-result.md is present
• Inline the minimal CandleResult reference directly in Marubozu.md

Affected locations:

  • docs/mkdocs.yml (add plugin under plugins:)
  • docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md (line 41)

Suggested inline replacement:

--- a/docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md
+++ b/docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md
@@ -38,7 +38,14 @@ example content above …

-{% include candle-result.md %}
+### CandleResult
+
+**`Timestamp`** _`DateTime`_ — date from evaluated `TQuote`  
+**`Match`** _`Match`_ — one of `Match.BullSignal`, `Match.BearSignal`, or `Match.None`  
+**`CandleProperties`** _`CandleProperties`_ — OHLCV and derived values for the matched candle

 Additional narrative or examples…
docs/website/indicators/Pvo.md (1)

53-53: Grammar fix: “between of” → “between the … lines.”

User-facing docs; fix the visible error.

-**`Histogram`** _`double`_ - Gap between of the `Pvo` and `Signal` line
+**`Histogram`** _`double`_ - Gap between the `Pvo` and `Signal` lines
docs/website/indicators/ForceIndex.md (1)

37-37: Fix typo: “for will be” → “will be”.

-- The first `N` periods for will be `null` since they cannot be calculated.
+- The first `N` periods will be `null` since they cannot be calculated.
docs/website/indicators/Gator.md (1)

18-21: Replace placeholder inside code block with valid C# or a comment.

[see Alligator docs] inside code is not valid C# and will mislead readers and linters.

-// with custom Alligator configuration
-IReadOnlyList<GatorResult> results = quotes
-  .GetAlligator([see Alligator docs])
-  .GetGator();
+// with custom Alligator configuration (see Alligator docs for parameters)
+IReadOnlyList<GatorResult> results = quotes
+  .GetAlligator(/* jawPeriods, teethPeriods, lipsPeriods, jawOffset, teethOffset, lipsOffset */)
+  .GetGator();
docs/website/indicators/Awesome.md (1)

39-39: Grammar: remove extra word “period.”

“The first period S-1 periods” → “The first S-1 periods.”

-- The first period `S-1` periods will have `null` values since there's not enough data to calculate.
+- The first `S-1` periods will have `null` values since there's not enough data to calculate.
docs/website/indicators/Doji.md (1)

41-41: Replace Jekyll includes with MkDocs-compatible links

The {% include candle-result.md %} tag will not be processed by MkDocs and will appear as raw text in the built site. You need to replace it with a relative link to the “Utilities for indicator results” section in utilities.md.

• File: docs/website/indicators/Doji.md (line 41)
• File: docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md (line 41)

Apply this change in both files:

--- a/docs/website/indicators/Doji.md
+++ b/docs/website/indicators/Doji.md
@@ -41 +41
-{% include candle-result.md %}
+See [Utilities and helpers](../utilities.md#utilities-for-indicator-results) for details on the `CandleResult` schema and fields.
--- a/docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md
+++ b/docs/website/indicators/Marubozu.md
@@ -41 +41
-{% include candle-result.md %}
+See [Utilities and helpers](../utilities.md#utilities-for-indicator-results) for details on the `CandleResult` schema and fields.
docs/website/indicators/ChaikinOsc.md (1)

22-23: Grammar: “greater than F.”

Add the missing “than”.

-**`slowPeriods`** _`int`_ - Number of periods (`S`) in the ADL slow EMA.  Must be greater `F`.  Default is 10.
+**`slowPeriods`** _`int`_ - Number of periods (`S`) in the ADL slow EMA.  Must be greater than `F`.  Default is 10.
docs/website/indicators/Atr.md (1)

21-24: Fix code sample: quotequotes

The collection variable is consistently quotes elsewhere.

-// raw True Range (TR) only
-IReadOnlyList<TrResult> results =
-  quote.GetTr();
+// raw True Range (TR) only
+IReadOnlyList<TrResult> results =
+  quotes.GetTr();
docs/website/indicators/Prs.md (2)

37-37: Correct heading: PrsResult

Match the type used in the usage section.

-### PrResult
+### PrsResult

64-67: Fix copy/paste: “Beta” → “PRS/PrsPercent”; add consistency note

This section refers to Beta; adjust to PRS. Also, warn that both series should receive the same pre-processing (.Use(...)) if applied.

-> &#128681; **Warning!** Both `quotesEval` and `quotesBase` arguments must contain the same number of elements and be the results of a chainable indicator or `.Use()` method.
+> &#128681; **Warning!** Both `quotesEval` and `quotesBase` must contain the same number of elements and should receive the same pre-processing (e.g., both use `.Use(CandlePart.HL2)`), if applied.
@@
-Results can be further processed on `Beta` with additional chain-enabled indicators.
+Results can be further processed on `Prs` or `PrsPercent` with additional chain-enabled indicators.
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docs/website/indicators/Keltner.md (1)

59-65: Confirm utilities anchors (same set as Parabolic SAR).

Cross-file consistency looks good. Please reuse the verification script from Parabolic SAR to confirm anchors.

docs/website/indicators/HtTrendline.md (1)

50-56: Confirm utilities anchor slugs.

Same anchors as other pages; please run the earlier verification script to ensure headings produce the expected slugs.

docs/website/indicators/RollingPivots.md (1)

77-82: Verify utilities anchors (same set).

Ensure the anchors exist in docs/website/utilities.md. Covered by the earlier verification script.

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Guard directory change and avoid hard-coded workspace path

Hard-coding /workspaces/Stock.Indicators is brittle across forks/Codespaces. Also, if cd fails the script continues in an unexpected directory.

  • Resolve repo root dynamically (git) and fail early if not found.
  • This addresses ShellCheck SC2164 too.

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+# Navigate to the repository root robustly
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+  echo -e "${YELLOW}WARNING: Unable to determine repo root; falling back to script dir${NC}"
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Install the right MkDocs dependencies via requirements file (Material, plugins), not just core

Material theme and common plugins (redirects, minify, section-index, awesome-pages, macros, mike, etc.) won’t be available with pip install mkdocs. Builds will break or render incorrectly.

  • Prefer a pinned docs/requirements.txt and install via python -m pip -r.
  • Keeps the devcontainer consistent with CI.
-# Install MkDocs
-pip install mkdocs || echo -e "${YELLOW}WARNING: Failed to install MkDocs${NC}"
+# Install MkDocs and plugins (pinned)
+if [ -f docs/requirements.txt ]; then
+  python -m pip install --upgrade -r docs/requirements.txt \
+    || echo -e "${YELLOW}WARNING: Failed to install MkDocs requirements${NC}"
+else
+  # Fallback minimal set to support Material builds
+  python -m pip install --upgrade \
+    mkdocs \
+    mkdocs-material \
+    mkdocs-redirects \
+    mkdocs-minify-plugin \
+    || echo -e "${YELLOW}WARNING: Failed to install MkDocs baseline deps${NC}"
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Make the script portable, fail-fast, and remove hardcoded devcontainer path.

Current script only works inside a Codespaces/devcontainer path and ignores cd failures. Add strict mode and resolve the docs directory from the script location.

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+
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+# change to the directory where this script resides (docs/)
+SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd -- "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
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and a hardcoded devcontainer path; enable strict mode (e.g. set -euo pipefail)
so the script fails fast, compute the docs directory relative to the script
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strict mode to catch failure), run mkdocs build, and print the final success
message referencing the actual output directory path relative to DOCS_DIR.


# {{ page.title }}
Pivots is an extended customizable version of Williams Fractal that includes identification of Higher High, Lower Low, Higher Low, and Lower Low trends between pivots in a lookback window.
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Fix terminology: “Lower High” vs. duplicated “Lower Low”; remove duplicate intro

The list should read “Higher High, Lower High, Higher Low, and Lower Low.” Also, Line 3 duplicates Line 7; keep the linked one (Line 7) and delete Line 3.

- Pivots is an extended customizable version of Williams Fractal that includes identification of Higher High, Lower Low, Higher Low, and Lower Low trends between pivots in a lookback window.
+ 
-Pivots is an extended customizable version of [Williams Fractal](Fractal.md) that includes identification of Higher High, Lower Low, Higher Low, and Lower Low trends between pivots in a lookback window.
+Pivots is an extended customizable version of [Williams Fractal](Fractal.md) that includes identification of Higher High, Lower High, Higher Low, and Lower Low trends between pivots in a lookback window.

Also applies to: 7-7

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Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint Price Momentum Oscillator is double-smoothed momentum indicator, based on Rate of Change (ROC).


# {{ page.title }}

Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint [Price Momentum Oscillator](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=technical_indicators:dppmo) is double-smoothed momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC).
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Deduplicate and fix grammar in the intro.

There’s a duplicate intro and a missing article (“a”) before “double-smoothed momentum indicator”.

- Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint Price Momentum Oscillator is double-smoothed momentum indicator, based on Rate of Change (ROC).
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-
-Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint [Price Momentum Oscillator](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=technical_indicators:dppmo) is double-smoothed momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC).
+Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint [Price Momentum Oscillator](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=technical_indicators:dppmo) is a double-smoothed momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC).
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Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint Price Momentum Oscillator is double-smoothed momentum indicator, based on Rate of Change (ROC).
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Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint [Price Momentum Oscillator](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=technical_indicators:dppmo) is double-smoothed momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC).
Created by Carl Swenlin, the DecisionPoint [Price Momentum Oscillator](https://school.stockcharts.com/doku.php?id=technical_indicators:dppmo) is a double-smoothed momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC).
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Swenlin, the DecisionPoint Price Momentum Oscillator is a double-smoothed
momentum indicator based on Rate of Change (ROC)." Ensure only one intro
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-![chart for Pvo](../assets/charts/Pvo.png)
+![Percentage Volume Oscillator (PVO) example chart](../assets/charts/Pvo.png)
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- [.Find(lookupDate)](../utilities.md#find-indicator-result)
- [.RemoveWarmupPeriods(qty)](../utilities.md#get-or-exclude-nulls)

See [Utilities and helpers]({{site.baseurl}}/utilities#utilities-for-indicator-results) for more information.
See [Utilities and helpers](../utilities.md#utilities-for-indicator-results) for more information.

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(e.g., replace ../utilities.md#find-indicator-result and
../utilities.md#get-or-exclude-nulls with the correct ../utilities.md#...
anchors).

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Alt text “image” is non-informative; provide descriptive, distinct texts.

This impacts accessibility and automated a11y checks.

-![image](../assets/charts/Linear.png)
-![image](../assets/charts/Slope.png)
+![Linear regression best-fit line example (Linear)](../assets/charts/Linear.png)
+![Slope indicator values over time (Slope)](../assets/charts/Slope.png)
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showing rate of change") so screen readers and a11y checks receive informative
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nav:
- Home: index.md
- Indicators:
- Overview: indicators.md
- Moving Averages:
- ALMA: indicators/Alma.md
- DEMA: indicators/Dema.md
- EPMA: indicators/Epma.md
- EMA: indicators/Ema.md
- HMA: indicators/Hma.md
- KAMA: indicators/Kama.md
- MAMA: indicators/Mama.md
- SMA: indicators/Sma.md
- SMMA: indicators/Smma.md
- T3: indicators/T3.md
- TEMA: indicators/Tema.md
- VWMA: indicators/Vwma.md
- WMA: indicators/Wma.md
- Price Trend:
- ADX: indicators/Adx.md
- Aroon: indicators/Aroon.md
- Beta: indicators/Beta.md
- CCI: indicators/Cci.md
- Correlation: indicators/Correlation.md
- CFO: indicators/Fcb.md
- Hurst Exponent: indicators/Hurst.md
- Ichimoku Cloud: indicators/Ichimoku.md
- Parabolic SAR: indicators/ParabolicSar.md
- RSI: indicators/Rsi.md
- STC: indicators/Stc.md
- Slope: indicators/Slope.md
- StdDev: indicators/StdDev.md
- Stochastic: indicators/Stoch.md
- Stochastic RSI: indicators/StochRsi.md
- Price Channel:
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Broken nav entry: CFO points to Fcb.md (Fractal Chaos Bands?)

“CFO” should point to the Chande Forecast Oscillator doc. The file path appears mis-typed as Fcb.md.

-      - CFO: indicators/Fcb.md
+      - CFO: indicators/Cfo.md

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- Indicators:
- Overview: indicators.md
- Moving Averages:
- ALMA: indicators/Alma.md
- DEMA: indicators/Dema.md
- EPMA: indicators/Epma.md
- EMA: indicators/Ema.md
- HMA: indicators/Hma.md
- KAMA: indicators/Kama.md
- MAMA: indicators/Mama.md
- SMA: indicators/Sma.md
- SMMA: indicators/Smma.md
- T3: indicators/T3.md
- TEMA: indicators/Tema.md
- VWMA: indicators/Vwma.md
- WMA: indicators/Wma.md
- Price Trend:
- ADX: indicators/Adx.md
- Aroon: indicators/Aroon.md
- Beta: indicators/Beta.md
- CCI: indicators/Cci.md
- Correlation: indicators/Correlation.md
- CFO: indicators/Fcb.md
- Hurst Exponent: indicators/Hurst.md
- Ichimoku Cloud: indicators/Ichimoku.md
- Parabolic SAR: indicators/ParabolicSar.md
- RSI: indicators/Rsi.md
- STC: indicators/Stc.md
- Slope: indicators/Slope.md
- StdDev: indicators/StdDev.md
- Stochastic: indicators/Stoch.md
- Stochastic RSI: indicators/StochRsi.md
- Price Channel:
- Price Trend:
- ADX: indicators/Adx.md
- Aroon: indicators/Aroon.md
- Beta: indicators/Beta.md
- CCI: indicators/Cci.md
- Correlation: indicators/Correlation.md
- CFO: indicators/Cfo.md
- Hurst Exponent: indicators/Hurst.md
- Ichimoku Cloud: indicators/Ichimoku.md
- Parabolic SAR: indicators/ParabolicSar.md
- RSI: indicators/Rsi.md
- STC: indicators/Stc.md
- Slope: indicators/Slope.md
- StdDev: indicators/StdDev.md
- Stochastic: indicators/Stoch.md
- Stochastic RSI: indicators/StochRsi.md
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verify the target file exists with exact casing under docs/website/indicators/
(rename the file or adjust the link to match filesystem case if needed) so CI on
case-sensitive systems won't break.

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decimal netReturn = (totalEquityValue - totalEquityCost) / totalEquityCost;

Console.WriteLine($"\r\nSTRATEGY RESULTS:");
Console.WriteLine($"trades: {totalTrades}");
Console.WriteLine($"net return: {netReturn:P2}");
}
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Prevent divide-by-zero when no trades occur

If no positions are closed, totalEquityCost remains zero and the sample crashes. Guard with a conditional.

-            // report results
-            decimal netReturn = (totalEquityValue - totalEquityCost) / totalEquityCost;
-
-            Console.WriteLine($"\r\nSTRATEGY RESULTS:");
-            Console.WriteLine($"trades: {totalTrades}");
-            Console.WriteLine($"net return: {netReturn:P2}");
+            // report results
+            Console.WriteLine($"\r\nSTRATEGY RESULTS:");
+            Console.WriteLine($"trades: {totalTrades}");
+            if (totalEquityCost == 0m)
+            {
+                Console.WriteLine("net return: N/A (no closed positions)");
+            }
+            else
+            {
+                decimal netReturn = (totalEquityValue - totalEquityCost) / totalEquityCost;
+                Console.WriteLine($"net return: {netReturn:P2}");
+            }
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decimal netReturn = (totalEquityValue - totalEquityCost) / totalEquityCost;
Console.WriteLine($"\r\nSTRATEGY RESULTS:");
Console.WriteLine($"trades: {totalTrades}");
Console.WriteLine($"net return: {netReturn:P2}");
}
// report results
Console.WriteLine($"\r\nSTRATEGY RESULTS:");
Console.WriteLine($"trades: {totalTrades}");
if (totalEquityCost == 0m)
{
Console.WriteLine("net return: N/A (no closed positions)");
}
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{
decimal netReturn = (totalEquityValue - totalEquityCost) / totalEquityCost;
Console.WriteLine($"net return: {netReturn:P2}");
}
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set netReturn to 0m (or an appropriate sentinel) in that case, otherwise perform
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// second, convert RSI results into quotes
// this could be your own custom mapping function
var rsiQuotes = rsiResults
.Select(x =>
new Quote
{
Date = x.Date,
Close = x.Rsi
});

// third, get the Stochastic RSI using the RSI quotes
var stochRsi = rsiQuotes.GetStoch(14, 3, 3);
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Fix “indicator-of-indicators” mapping: Stochastic needs High/Low; set OHLC to RSI and Volume to 0.

The current example only sets Close, which will break indicators requiring High/Low (e.g., Stoch). Map all OHLC to x.Rsi and set Volume = 0.

-var rsiQuotes = rsiResults
-                 .Select(x => 
-                    new Quote
-                    {
-                        Date = x.Date,
-                        Close = x.Rsi
-                    });
+var rsiQuotes = rsiResults.Select(x =>
+    new Quote
+    {
+        Date = x.Date,
+        Open = x.Rsi,
+        High = x.Rsi,
+        Low = x.Rsi,
+        Close = x.Rsi,
+        Volume = 0
+    });
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var rsiQuotes = rsiResults
.Select(x =>
new Quote
{
Date = x.Date,
Close = x.Rsi
});
// third, get the Stochastic RSI using the RSI quotes
var stochRsi = rsiQuotes.GetStoch(14, 3, 3);
```
var rsiQuotes = rsiResults.Select(x =>
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Date = x.Date,
Open = x.Rsi,
High = x.Rsi,
Low = x.Rsi,
Close = x.Rsi,
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set to x.Rsi, and Volume set to 0 so downstream indicators like Stochastic RSI
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Other indicators use ../assets/charts/.png (e.g., Adl.png, Mfi.png). Here it’s “AdIndex.png,” which looks inconsistent and may 404. Recommend renaming to Adx.png (or updating the asset).

-![chart for Adx](../assets/charts/AdIndex.png)
+![chart for ADX](../assets/charts/Adx.png)

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Our verification shows that the image reference in docs/website/indicators/Adx.md points at AdIndex.png, but there is no Adx.png in docs/website/assets/charts/—instead the asset is currently named AdIndex.png, which does not match the naming convention used by the other indicators (e.g. Adl.png, Mfi.png, etc.). To prevent a 404 and maintain consistency:

• Rename the file

  • Move or copy docs/website/assets/charts/AdIndex.pngdocs/website/assets/charts/Adx.png.

• Update the markdown reference in docs/website/indicators/Adx.md:

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+ ![chart for ADX](../assets/charts/Adx.png)

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Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. The related Gator Oscillator depicts periods of eating and resting.

Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator]({{site.baseurl}}/indicators/Gator/#content).
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![chart for {{page.title}}]({{site.baseurl}}{{page.image}})

Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator](Gator.md).
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Fix duplication and grammar in the intro.

Remove the first paragraph and keep the second with the Gator link. Also fix awkward phrasing “showing chart patterns that compared to” → “showing chart patterns compared to”.

- Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods.  The related Gator Oscillator depicts periods of eating and resting.
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-Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods.  See also the [Gator Oscillator](Gator.md).
+Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator](Gator.md).
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Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator]({{site.baseurl}}/indicators/Gator/#content).
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Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns that compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator](Gator.md).
Created by Bill Williams, Alligator is a depiction of three smoothed moving averages of median price, showing chart patterns compared to an alligator's feeding habits when describing market movement. The moving averages are known as the Jaw, Teeth, and Lips, which are calculated using lookback and offset periods. See also the [Gator Oscillator](Gator.md).
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Moving Average Envelopes is a price band channel overlay that is offset from the moving average of price.


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[Moving Average Envelopes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average_envelope) is a price band channel overlay that is offset from the moving average of price.
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-[Moving Average Envelopes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average_envelope) is a price band channel overlay that is offset from the moving average of price.
+[Moving Average Envelopes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average_envelope) is a price band channel overlay offset from the moving average of price.
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[Moving Average Envelopes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average_envelope) is a price band channel overlay that is offset from the moving average of price.
[Moving Average Envelopes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average_envelope) is a price band channel overlay offset from the moving average of price.
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- [.Condense()](../utilities.md#sort-quotes)
- [.Find(lookupDate)](../utilities.md#find-indicator-result)
- [.RemoveWarmupPeriods(qty)](../utilities.md#get-or-exclude-nulls)

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You must have at least `N` periods of `quotesEval` to calculate `PrsPercent` if `lookbackPeriods` is specified; otherwise, you must specify at least `S+1` periods. More than the minimum is typically specified. For this indicator, the elements must match (e.g. the `n`th elements must be the same date). An `Exception` will be thrown for mismatch dates. Historical price quotes should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc).

`quotesEval` is an `IReadOnlyList<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes. It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc). See [the Guide]({{site.baseurl}}/guide/#historical-quotes) for more information.
`quotesEval` is an `IEnumerable<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes. It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc). See [the Guide](../guide.md#historical-quotes) for more information.

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Fix minimum periods note and punctuation

“S+1” is undefined for PRS and looks like a copy-over. Also add period to “etc.” and keep the guide link sentence.

-You must have at least `N` periods of `quotesEval` to calculate `PrsPercent` if `lookbackPeriods` is specified; otherwise, you must specify at least `S+1` periods.  More than the minimum is typically specified.  For this indicator, the elements must match (e.g. the `n`th elements must be the same date).  An `Exception` will be thrown for mismatch dates.  Historical price quotes should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc).
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-`quotesEval` is an `IEnumerable<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes.  It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc).  See [the Guide](../guide.md#historical-quotes) for more information.
+You must have at least `N` periods of `quotesEval` to calculate `PrsPercent` if `lookbackPeriods` is specified; otherwise, there is no additional minimum beyond having matching elements between the series.  More than the minimum is typically specified.  For this indicator, the elements must match (e.g., the `n`th elements must be the same date).  An `Exception` will be thrown for mismatched dates.  Historical price quotes should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc.).
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You must have at least `N` periods of `quotesEval` to calculate `PrsPercent` if `lookbackPeriods` is specified; otherwise, you must specify at least `S+1` periods. More than the minimum is typically specified. For this indicator, the elements must match (e.g. the `n`th elements must be the same date). An `Exception` will be thrown for mismatch dates. Historical price quotes should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc).
`quotesEval` is an `IReadOnlyList<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes. It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc). See [the Guide]({{site.baseurl}}/guide/#historical-quotes) for more information.
`quotesEval` is an `IEnumerable<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes. It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc). See [the Guide](../guide.md#historical-quotes) for more information.
You must have at least `N` periods of `quotesEval` to calculate `PrsPercent` if `lookbackPeriods` is specified; otherwise, there is no additional minimum beyond having matching elements between the series. More than the minimum is typically specified. For this indicator, the elements must match (e.g., the `n`th elements must be the same date). An `Exception` will be thrown for mismatched dates. Historical price quotes should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc.).
`quotesEval` is an `IEnumerable<TQuote>` collection of historical price quotes. It should have a consistent frequency (day, hour, minute, etc.). See [the Guide](../guide.md#historical-quotes) for more information.
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Rate of Change, also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent.

[Rate of Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum_(technical_analysis)), also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent. A [Rate of Change with Bands]({{site.baseurl}}/indicators/RocWb/#content) variant, created by Vitali Apirine, is also available.
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[Rate of Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum_(technical_analysis)), also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent. A [Rate of Change with Bands](RocWb.md) variant, created by Vitali Apirine, is also available.
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 [Rate of Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum_(technical_analysis)), also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window.  Momentum is the raw price change equivalent.  A [Rate of Change with Bands](RocWb.md) variant, created by Vitali Apirine, is also available.
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Rate of Change, also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent.
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[Rate of Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum_(technical_analysis)), also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent. A [Rate of Change with Bands](RocWb.md) variant, created by Vitali Apirine, is also available.
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[Rate of Change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momentum_(technical_analysis)), also known as Momentum Oscillator, is the percent change of price over a lookback window. Momentum is the raw price change equivalent. A [Rate of Change with Bands](RocWb.md) variant, created by Vitali Apirine, is also available.
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Created by J. Welles Wilder, the Relative Strength Index is an oscillator that measures strength of the winning/losing price streak on a scale of 0 to 100, to depict overbought and oversold conditions.


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Created by J. Welles Wilder, the [Relative Strength Index](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_strength_index) is an oscillator that measures strength of the winning/losing streak over `N` lookback periods on a scale of 0 to 100, to depict overbought and oversold conditions.
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+Created by J. Welles Wilder, the [Relative Strength Index](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_strength_index) is an oscillator that measures the strength of winning/losing streaks over `N` lookback periods on a 0–100 scale to depict overbought and oversold conditions.
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Created by J. Welles Wilder, the [Relative Strength Index](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative_strength_index) is an oscillator that measures the strength of winning/losing streaks over `N` lookback periods on a 0–100 scale to depict overbought and oversold conditions.
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