Glossary Donchian Channels

Donchian Channels

Definition of Donchian Channels

A Donchian Channel is the area between upper (highest price) and lower (lowest price) bands formed around the median as a result of calculating the moving average of a security’s price over a period of time. Visually, the Donchian Channel will have three lines.

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