DI_POS(close; high; low; period)

The first three arguments are arrays:
- 'close' - contains the closing prices
- 'high' - contains the high prices
- 'low' - the low prices
The 'period' argument defines the period for the function - it must be a constant greater or equal to 1.

The result is an array. The first 'period' elements are marked as invalid.

The +DI function is a part of the Directional Movement System developed by J. Welles Wilder. The system consists of three lines:

- The Positive Direction Indicator (+DI) summarizes upward trend movement;
- The Negative Direction Indicator (-DI) summarizes downward trend movement;
- The Average Directional Movement Index (ADX) indicates whether the market is trending or ranging. For internal calculations the DI_POS function uses the modified moving average.

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