understand and predict markets using price quantized data
Our market AI delivers price quantized bars wtih geometric chart patterns, smooth price series indicators, and odds tables
Welcome
Markets are a mechanical system seeking a balance between buy pressure and sell pressure. Not random. Markets are more like a war between bears and bulls. Sometimes it is clear which fighter is winning, and those trends are difficult to reverse.
Real time price bars vs time bars
There are 2 ways to render market data
Since the dawn of online trading 50 years ago every charting tool made available to the general public has focused on time quantized bars. Second bars, minute bars, hour bars, etc. These tools render the open and close price for a particular time increment and do not tell you anything about the price spread. At the same time, market participants driving most of the trading volume, including high frequency traders, are 100 percent focused on making money based on changes in price no matter how fast markets might be moving. These proprietary trading systems which are moving the market, are not looking at those time quantized charts that all the human traders in the world have been looking at. These have been 2 seperate worlds until now. Pre programmed trading algorithms will always be limited to a certain degree, compared to a skilled human trader who understands the bigger picture very well, and is watching the market develop live, which is always going to be different in some respects compared to what the market has done in the past. Both human traders, and trading algorithms, can benefit from this platforms price quantized approach. The API described in the product white paper covers an exhaustive list of geometric chart patterns and price series indicators that could be leveraged by algorithmic traders without having to build all these things from scratch.
Market Analytics has released a free streaming view of our unique price quantized trading platform for 2 markets. We are now streaming the Gold and Bitcoin markets live on You Tube for the benefit of human traders. Now you can see these markets from a view point that is focused on price changes, no matter how fast markets are moving, which is exactly the way that market moving trading algorithms process market data before they decide to execute market moving trades. Your eyes are fast. Most people can see at 30 frames per seconds. This software can process market data and complete full chart technical analysis for all of the patterns and indicators in the white paper at 100 frames per second. Interesting things happen at small time scales. Interesting things which you are about to see for yourself.
You cannot do real time technical analysis if your raw data is a series of 1 minute bars. Markets gap up and down instantly when large orders clear the limit order book up to, or down to, a particular price. These are not random events. These are large market moving orders placed by sophisticated players who understand market mechanics. You cannot front run those trades, because they are not going to tell you in advance, but the result becomes public information the instant that trade fills. A price quantized system defines a price resolution. While the market is trading within a price resolution bar, the system is tracking all of the instant gaps up and gaps down within that price bar. Think of these gaps as strikes landed during a fight, with a judge tracking the power of each strike landed and scoring that price bar. If the bulls land the biggest gap, say .55 price resolutions up, then that bar gets a bullish gap up label in green of .55. If the gap up or gap down is so large that it moves the market out of that price resolution bar then you can clearly see how big that gap was on the chart when a new bar begins above or below the previous bar.
What if you want to see the details inside a particular price resolution bar? The platorm includes a live ticks view which is streaming price resolution bars equal to 1/10th of the price resolution defined for a particular market. The ticks view provides a ton of additional information, on top of the intra bar ticks. If there was a large gap up or gap down coming into this bar, the exact value of that gap is labelled in price resolutions. All markets are normalized by price resolutions so that the odds tables are simple and consistent. You can calculate the exact opportunity for any signal using the dollar value of 1 price resolution for any market. For example, a rare high probabiliity signal might have a 50 percent chance of gaining 4 price resolutions before hitting a stop loss of 2 price resolutions. Another signal targeting a very volatile top or bottom might have a 50 percent chance of gaining 10 price resolutions with a stop loss of 5 price resolutions. These are just examples, the odds are usually less than 50 percent for those targets, but there are a few setups that do actually fall in that ball park with reasonable frequency back tested using years of data.
The main view is fairly high resolution with 60+ price bars scrolling on the screen at any time for a weekly chart that might contain 1,000s of price bars. You can see the most recent market activity in great detail, plus there are many features that help show relevant trend lines, pivot prices, and Fibonacci retracements without needing to zoom out. The platform is doing weekly full chart pattern recognition and analysis at the close of every price bar, including those 1/10th price resolution bars in the ticks view. It will find peaks and valleys that might be significant, which are off the chart to the left, which you cannot see in the live stream. Markets often form significant inflection points on the weekly chart when the price instantly gaps up and then quickly gaps down forming a peak. That peak becomes an object with very specific characteristics which are carefully analyzed by the platform. Markets are markets, so the exact same event happens inside your time quantized minute bars for example, but the minute bar misses things. How much did the market gap up to form that peak? How much did it gap down? What was the spread? All these details are important for analysis, and it would be nice to know about those peaks and valleys the moment they form. W,hich is something that you will see now and then when you are watching these live streams. Close to 24 x 7 for the BTC USD market. There will be some brief down time for server maintenance. You Tube channel memberships will have access to streams from back up servers with coverage of additional markets, less down time, and lower latency. The content is the same for the free streams with latency under 30 seconds.
If the platform determines that the price is approaching a peak or valley that the market strongly reacted to earlier in the week, the ticks view will show a regret peak line in red, or a regret valley price line in green. The amount of the regret is how many price resolutions the market has fallen or risen since the last time it traded at this inflection price on the weekly chart. The ticks view also shows the amount of the inflection in price resolutions for that prior peak or valley. A peak or valley with a high inflection value makes it stand out on the chart. This is how much the market has risen to get up to that peak by factoring out any prior peak that is higher on the chart. If the inflection value is low, most likely this peak the market is about to retest is a secondary peak, which is below an even higher peak not very far to the left of that peak on the chart.
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