The Kagi Chart Pattern is used to identify reversals in the price of a security or commodity. A Kagi line is drawn from the prior price extreme (highest high or lowest low) and projects at a specified angle above or below the current market price (depending on whether you are bullish or bearish).Diagram of Kagi Chart Pattern: -In the above Kagi chart pattern it shows the green and in red means if the price is green it means the goes up or when it was in red so the stock was in trouble.`This indicator was created by Doug Duncan and first appeared in his Trader's Advantage. Kagi Charts are similar to Renko charts and Ichimoku Charts in that they provide a series of consecutive price lines that show support and resistance levels.