The DMI Twisty
TWTR has a DMI pattern which I refer to as a Twisty, which stands for twisty-tie like you have on a loaf of bread. The two DMI's twist back and forth, making small crossovers. This is a state of equillibrium for price. The twisty is commonly seen in the ADXodus pattern, where both DMI's are "above" a low ADX. It usually precedes a range expansion in price, however the twisty can continue for long periods of time. (The longer it bores, ,the higher it soars.)