Creating a rolling total for consecutive days a value is negative or positive.

Thanks for the post Greg_Deckler.  I came across similar posts by you during my search.  I've also spent some time looking at Alberto Ferrari's rsolutions to consecutive counts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5VZ6k9kk60 & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GR9ROCQVyLk.

I exhausted ChatGPT without success.  I went back and looked at my model and thought about two issues that might cause irregular behavior.  The first thing was I built a custom Date Filtering Table which has dates for Custom, YTD, 30 Days back and MTD.  Because I have more than one date in the table, I created a bi-directional many-to-one relationship to my date table which then has a one-to-many relationship to my fact table.  After breaking down the variables in my measure, I don't see an issue with the modeling.  I think the issue is related to my fact table.  It looks like I have a record for every day, so when the measure is looking for a gap it can't find one because the record is returning 0. 

I was able to create this measure below to tally a 1 or -1 for each day the quantity is positive or negative, but can't figure out how to modify the measure to result in a sequencial count for consecutive days, eg. (1, 2, 3, vs. 1,1,1 )