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Where Dow E-mini YM’s ADX sat on August 23, 2026

Educational reference. Measured from 349 recorded 1m bars of YM on Sunday, August 23, 2026.

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ADX crossed above 25 3 separate times during the session, and the typical visit lasted 19 minutes.

Across the whole session it sat above 25 for 34.1% of the time, between 20 and 25 for 13.8%, and below 20 for 52.1%.

BandShare of sessionBarsSeparate visitsMedian visitLongest visit
Above 2534.1%119319 min98 min
Between 20 and 2513.8%4887 min9 min
Below 2052.1%182614 min106 min

Why the visit count matters more than the percentage

A share of the session says how much time a reading spent in a band. It does not say whether that time came as one sustained stretch or as repeated brief excursions. Here the reading entered the zone above 25 3 times and left it 3 times, with a median stay of 19 minutes and a longest stay of 98 minutes beginning at 19:56 ET. Below 20 there were 6 visits, a median of 14 minutes and a longest of 106 minutes.

Where in the session it happened

Hour (ET)Above 25BetweenBelow 20Bars
18:000%0%100%59
19:008%4%89%53
20:00100%0%0%60
21:0060%37%3%60
22:000%17%83%59
23:0033%24%43%58

What this is and is not

This is a record of where one indicator sat during one completed session. It is not a prediction, and it makes no claim that any reading preceded a move. Whether crossing 25 tends to be followed by a larger move is a separate question, measured separately.

How this was measured

Every 1m bar recorded for YM on Sunday, August 23, 2026 — 349 bars from 18:01 to 23:59 ET — was classified by its ADX reading. A visit is an unbroken run of consecutive bars in the same band. The session was complete before this page was built.

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