what does the line thickness of a kagi chart mean 
the thickness of a kagi line shows the trend of an asset s price action the line becomes thick or green colored when the price establishes a new high and stays that way until the price establishes a new low when the price falls to a new low for the time period the kagi line becomes thin and stays that way until it reaches a new high the bottom linea kagi chart is a technical tool that can be used to identify major movements in the price of an asset unlike line charts or candlestick graphs a kagi chart simply shows major price movements and the establishment of new highs or lows however kagi charts are less intuitive than other types of chart and may require more expertise to interpret correctly 