The document discusses using the golden ratio and Fibonacci ratios for financial trading. It introduces common strategies like Fibonacci retracement analysis and Elliott wave trading that rely on these ratios. It then presents a new framework called Equilibrium Fractal Wave index that more precisely reveals the market structure. Analysis of three currency pairs finds their most common shape ratios are generally Fibonacci ratios, but sometimes other ratios rank higher. Traders should use the most optimal ratio for each instrument rather than assuming the golden ratio is always best.
Simple explanation on repainting, recalculating and static algorithm in techn...LeadingTrader21
The technical analysis is a key to successful trading. Even if you are a fundamental trader, you will need to use technical analysis for the precise control of your entry and exit in your trading. If we count the usage of every technical analysis on the earth, nearly at least a half billion of traders will use technical analysis. The problem is that not everyone is using the technical analysis in the right manner. The purpose of this article is to clear the overly spread misunderstanding about what people called “Repainting technical indicators” in the community. At the beginning, I thought that it would be only matter for starters. Later, I met many forex traders claiming 3 to 5 years of trading experience. However, most of these traders still do not have much clue what is really the repainting indicator except small portion of traders among them. Search on google was disappointing too. Some articles poorly explained on the topic of the repainting. Some articles were almost uninformative to continue to read. Some articles were almost devastated many of excellent technical analysis by some language of witch-hunting. Especially the affected technical analysis on those witch-hunting include:
• Market Profile (invented by J. Peter Stdidlmayer)
• Fractal indicator (invented by Bill Williams)
• Fourier transform and many other signal processing algorithm (invented by Joseph Fourier and many others)
• ZigZag indicator
• Fast moving average including many zero-lag or non-lag moving average family
• Harmonic Pattern (invented by H.M. Gartley, any many others later on)
• Other technical analysis algorithm
The above technical analysis and their algorithm are used by several millions of traders and scientists every day. If you are doubt, just google to look for the internet community using those technical analysis. If those technical analysis and their algorithms are repainting and bad, then why so many people are using them? Well, I think that this will remain as a myth to you until you can clear the misunderstanding about the repainting indicator.
Identifying order and disorder in chaotic market with elliott wave trendLeadingTrader21
We have briefly covered four main characteristics of a chaotic system. Stock and
forex market are the live example of a chaotic system. Order and disorder in
chaos theory describe that the financial market can transition from order to
disorder or from disorder to order. Order and disorder are highly related to the
predictability and unpredictability of market. Ordered market is much easier to
predict whereas disordered market is hard to predict. Every trader will agree
that sometimes market is easy to predict with some simple technical analysis.
Sometimes, the market is almost unpredictable no matter what kind of
information or analysis on your hands. If you felt this, then you are probably
right. This is the corresponding behaviour of order and disorder described in
chaos theory.
As a trader, your will be better off to avoid highly disorder market but to trade
on highly ordered market. Unfortunately, order and disorder does not provide
the rigid binary states, where you can pick up one or the other. We can only tell
that degree of order and disorder. For educational purpose, I always like to
present Hurst exponent. Hurst exponent will provide the some indication if the
market is predictable or not predictable.
X3 pattern framework for the day trader in the financial marketLeadingTrader21
This document introduces the X3 pattern framework for describing price patterns in financial markets. X3 uses triangles as the basic building block, represented by three points. Patterns are described using ratios between the points, including retracement, expansion, closing, and factored ratios. Lag operators are used to refer to previous ratios. Complex patterns can be broken down and described concisely using these ratio definitions and notations. The goal is to provide a flexible framework for analyzing both simple and complex patterns seen in price data.
Zercatto the basics-of_the_stockmarketDavid Mendes
The document provides an introduction to analyzing stocks from both a fundamental and technical perspective. Fundamental analysis looks at underlying company financials and economic factors, and is best for long-term investing. Technical analysis uses stock charts and indicators to identify patterns in price movements to predict future stock behavior and is more suited for short-term trading. Both approaches have merits, with the author's father preferring fundamental analysis of raw company numbers and his brother using technical analysis with charts, indicators and patterns.
This document summarizes the contents of the June 2014 issue of the ATMASPHERE newsletter published by the Association of Technical Market Analysts. The issue includes articles on trading systems based on pure price action, point and figure analysis techniques like the 6 column trap, the process of developing a trading system, book reviews, and event updates. It provides an overview of the various technical analysis concepts and strategies discussed in the different articles featured in this issue of the newsletter.
Backtesting potential reversal zone with harmonic pattern plusLeadingTrader21
ATI website at: http://algotrading-investment.com
Or follow the latest development and update news at: https://algotradinginvestment.wordpress.com/blog/
This document provides an introduction to technical analysis for investors. It discusses the basics of technical analysis including why it is used, the different types of charts (line, bar, candlestick, point and figure), and key concepts like support and resistance. The document provides a brief history of technical analysis and its pioneers like Charles Dow. It explains how technical analysis studies investor behavior and sentiment through analysis of historical price data. The goal is to help investors identify trends and make buy/sell decisions.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Harmonic Volatility Indicator, a technical analysis indicator for measuring market volatility. It describes how the indicator provides curved support and resistance lines using Fibonacci analysis applied to volatility rather than price. The indicator aims to overcome limitations of other volatility tools like Bollinger Bands by providing a more comprehensive picture of market volatility. It can help identify mature trends that are nearing an end and provides support/resistance levels for trading strategies.
Simple explanation on repainting, recalculating and static algorithm in techn...LeadingTrader21
The technical analysis is a key to successful trading. Even if you are a fundamental trader, you will need to use technical analysis for the precise control of your entry and exit in your trading. If we count the usage of every technical analysis on the earth, nearly at least a half billion of traders will use technical analysis. The problem is that not everyone is using the technical analysis in the right manner. The purpose of this article is to clear the overly spread misunderstanding about what people called “Repainting technical indicators” in the community. At the beginning, I thought that it would be only matter for starters. Later, I met many forex traders claiming 3 to 5 years of trading experience. However, most of these traders still do not have much clue what is really the repainting indicator except small portion of traders among them. Search on google was disappointing too. Some articles poorly explained on the topic of the repainting. Some articles were almost uninformative to continue to read. Some articles were almost devastated many of excellent technical analysis by some language of witch-hunting. Especially the affected technical analysis on those witch-hunting include:
• Market Profile (invented by J. Peter Stdidlmayer)
• Fractal indicator (invented by Bill Williams)
• Fourier transform and many other signal processing algorithm (invented by Joseph Fourier and many others)
• ZigZag indicator
• Fast moving average including many zero-lag or non-lag moving average family
• Harmonic Pattern (invented by H.M. Gartley, any many others later on)
• Other technical analysis algorithm
The above technical analysis and their algorithm are used by several millions of traders and scientists every day. If you are doubt, just google to look for the internet community using those technical analysis. If those technical analysis and their algorithms are repainting and bad, then why so many people are using them? Well, I think that this will remain as a myth to you until you can clear the misunderstanding about the repainting indicator.
Identifying order and disorder in chaotic market with elliott wave trendLeadingTrader21
We have briefly covered four main characteristics of a chaotic system. Stock and
forex market are the live example of a chaotic system. Order and disorder in
chaos theory describe that the financial market can transition from order to
disorder or from disorder to order. Order and disorder are highly related to the
predictability and unpredictability of market. Ordered market is much easier to
predict whereas disordered market is hard to predict. Every trader will agree
that sometimes market is easy to predict with some simple technical analysis.
Sometimes, the market is almost unpredictable no matter what kind of
information or analysis on your hands. If you felt this, then you are probably
right. This is the corresponding behaviour of order and disorder described in
chaos theory.
As a trader, your will be better off to avoid highly disorder market but to trade
on highly ordered market. Unfortunately, order and disorder does not provide
the rigid binary states, where you can pick up one or the other. We can only tell
that degree of order and disorder. For educational purpose, I always like to
present Hurst exponent. Hurst exponent will provide the some indication if the
market is predictable or not predictable.
X3 pattern framework for the day trader in the financial marketLeadingTrader21
This document introduces the X3 pattern framework for describing price patterns in financial markets. X3 uses triangles as the basic building block, represented by three points. Patterns are described using ratios between the points, including retracement, expansion, closing, and factored ratios. Lag operators are used to refer to previous ratios. Complex patterns can be broken down and described concisely using these ratio definitions and notations. The goal is to provide a flexible framework for analyzing both simple and complex patterns seen in price data.
Zercatto the basics-of_the_stockmarketDavid Mendes
The document provides an introduction to analyzing stocks from both a fundamental and technical perspective. Fundamental analysis looks at underlying company financials and economic factors, and is best for long-term investing. Technical analysis uses stock charts and indicators to identify patterns in price movements to predict future stock behavior and is more suited for short-term trading. Both approaches have merits, with the author's father preferring fundamental analysis of raw company numbers and his brother using technical analysis with charts, indicators and patterns.
This document summarizes the contents of the June 2014 issue of the ATMASPHERE newsletter published by the Association of Technical Market Analysts. The issue includes articles on trading systems based on pure price action, point and figure analysis techniques like the 6 column trap, the process of developing a trading system, book reviews, and event updates. It provides an overview of the various technical analysis concepts and strategies discussed in the different articles featured in this issue of the newsletter.
Backtesting potential reversal zone with harmonic pattern plusLeadingTrader21
ATI website at: http://algotrading-investment.com
Or follow the latest development and update news at: https://algotradinginvestment.wordpress.com/blog/
This document provides an introduction to technical analysis for investors. It discusses the basics of technical analysis including why it is used, the different types of charts (line, bar, candlestick, point and figure), and key concepts like support and resistance. The document provides a brief history of technical analysis and its pioneers like Charles Dow. It explains how technical analysis studies investor behavior and sentiment through analysis of historical price data. The goal is to help investors identify trends and make buy/sell decisions.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Harmonic Volatility Indicator, a technical analysis indicator for measuring market volatility. It describes how the indicator provides curved support and resistance lines using Fibonacci analysis applied to volatility rather than price. The indicator aims to overcome limitations of other volatility tools like Bollinger Bands by providing a more comprehensive picture of market volatility. It can help identify mature trends that are nearing an end and provides support/resistance levels for trading strategies.
To make things easier for you, consider that trend as the force behind the continuation move in the market whereas Fractal wave as the force behind reversal movement in the market. Typically, we will have these two forces in balance in the market. During Excessive momentum, this balance is broken. It means that the continuation force was greater than reversal force since the trends was driving further beyond the defined range by Fractal wave. Now probably you are starting to make some sense. That is good. Your intuition will start to tell you that this excessive momentum can provide good trading signals. Here is one-piece definition of the Excessive Momentum. Excessive momentum is the broken balance between continuation and reversal force in the market. When the balance is broken marginally, we can consider it as the market anomaly. Two potential scenarios can drive the occurrences of Excessive momentum. Firstly, the excessive momentum could be caused by some irrational price reaction like the late comers buying stocks after the stock have gone up too much. Secondly, the excessive momentum could be caused by strong belief of the crowd that the price will continue to go in the same direction. Whichever scenario is driving the excessive momentum, it is where we can observe the crowd psychology clearly. Excessive momentum provides the market timing.
Fibonacci retracement in forex and stock marketLeadingTrader21
This article is not about discourage of using Fibonacci Retracement, Harmonic Pattern, Elliott Wave, and X3 pattern. We all know that these methodologies provide the unmatched and fastest entry comparing to other technical indicators. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate how we can improve these great techniques even more powerful by adding probability study.
ATI website at: http://algotrading-investment.com
Or follow the latest development and update news at: https://algotradinginvestment.wordpress.com/blog/
Trading operation with correlation ranking heat mapLeadingTrader21
Correlation Ranking Heat Map is the panel (i.e. dashboard) provided from Optimum Chart, which is the standalone charting and analytical platform. With Harmonic Pattern Scanner and Pair Trading Analyser, Correlation Ranking Heat Map provides the unique and powerful information for your trading. In this article, we will provide you the essential information you need to understand the trading operation with Correlation Ranking Heat Map.
A Fibonacci analysis is a popular tool among technical traders. It is based on the Fibonacci sequence numbers identified by Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century. The Fibonacci sequence numbers are:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, …………………
As the Fibonacci number become large, the constant relationship is established between neighbouring numbers. For example, every time, when we divide the former number by latter: Fn-1/Fn, we will get nearly 0.618 ratio. Likewise, when we divide the latter number by former: Fn/Fn-1, we will get nearly 1.618. These two Fibonacci ratio 0.618 and 1.618 are considered as the Golden Ratio. We can use these Golden ratios to start our Fibonacci analysis. However, many technical traders use additional Fibonacci ratios derived from the Golden ratio. Since the calculation of each Fibonacci ratio is well known, I have listed all the available Fibonacci ratio calculation in Table 6.1.
In fact, Fibonacci pattern analysis in financial trading is extremely popular. As with support and resistance analysis, Fibonacci analysis is probably the most popular technical analysis among traders. There are two important techniques in Fibonacci analysis. First technique is Fibonacci retracement. Second technique is Fibonacci expansion. In fact, former is just one triangle pattern and latter is two triangle patterns. Hence, you can consider these two as Fibonacci price patterns. These two price patterns share the identical concept to the retracement ratio and expansion ratio.
There are two important points in regards to Fibonacci patterns. Firstly, you need to spot swing high and swing low in price series to identify Fibonacci price patterns. The easiest way of doing this is just to apply Peak Trough Transformation using either ZigZag indicator or Renko chart. Therefore, you start with predefined swing points in your chart. Secondly, Fibonacci retracement technique will concern one triangle that is two price swings. Fibonacci expansion technique will concern two triangles that are three price swings. Most importantly, calculation of Fibonacci retracement and expansion is identical to the retracement ratio and expansion ratio calculation in RECF notation. Sometimes, we might use percentage format instead of decimal format. However, two quantities are the same. For example, the Golden ratio 0.618 is the same as 61.8%.
Let us start with Fibonacci retracement example. For simple example, we use 61.8% Golden ratio. For retracement, we can have two cases including bullish (Trough-Peak) retracement and bearish (Peak-Trough) retracement. In bullish retracement, 61.8% retracement level will act as a support level. Price will reverse in the correction phase to follow the previous bullish movement. In RECF pattern definition, 61.8% bullish retracement can be expressed as below:
R0 = 0.618 = Right swing of first triangle / Left swing of first triangle
A Fibonacci analysis is a popular tool among technical traders. It is based on the Fibonacci sequence numbers identified by Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century. Here are the Fibonacci sequence numbers:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, …………………
As the Fibonacci number become large, the constant relationship is established between neighbouring numbers. For example, every time, when we divide the former number by latter: Fn-1/Fn, we will get nearly 0.618 ratio. Likewise, when we divide the latter number by former: Fn/Fn-1, we will get nearly 1.618. These two Fibonacci ratio 0.618 and 1.618 are considered as the Golden Ratio. We can use these Golden ratios to start our Fibonacci analysis. However, many technical traders use additional Fibonacci ratios derived from the Golden ratio. Since the calculation of each Fibonacci ratio is well known, I have listed all the available Fibonacci ratio calculation in Table 1-1.
Quick guideline for harmonic pattern plus for starterLeadingTrader21
Harmonic Pattern Plus detects the reversal (turning point) patterns in your chart automatically. The software will recommend you to the potential entry and exit for your trading at turning point. With some discretionary thinking together, using Harmonic Pattern Plus is the profitable and convenient way for your trading. With a lot of automation, you have very little work to do for your trading. Harmonic Pattern Plus was evolved for many years to meet the needs for the professional traders. As a result, Harmonic Pattern Plus contains many different features and functionalities in one software. Because of this comprehensive feature, starters can get little frustrated at the beginning. However, it is important to remember that everyone evolve to different stage and different mind-set in his or her trading career. It is better not assume anything too quick. As your skills improve with your trading, you will be glad that Harmonic Pattern Plus offers those features and functionalities for your trading. Obviously, there are clear reasons that those feature and functionality are there. You may not see the benefit now but you can see the benefits in the future. Just avoid making too quick assumption or judgement on the software just after few days of using them. It is important to remember that you do not have to use all of features and functionalities at the same time. You will likely to use some features and functionalities depending on your experience and preferences. Please switch off rest of feature and functionality and only leave the features best suit for your needs. In this article, we provide brief description of features in Harmonic Pattern Plus
Quick guideline for harmonic pattern plus for starterLeadingTrader21
Harmonic Pattern Plus detects the reversal (turning point) patterns in your chart automatically. The software will recommend you to the potential entry and exit for your trading at turning point. With some discretionary thinking together, using Harmonic Pattern Plus is the profitable and convenient way for your trading. With a lot of automation, you have very little work to do for your trading. Harmonic Pattern Plus was evolved for many years to meet the needs for the professional traders. As a result, Harmonic Pattern Plus contains many different features and functionalities in one software. Because of this comprehensive feature, starters can get little frustrated at the beginning. However, it is important to remember that everyone evolve to different stage and different mind-set in his or her trading career. It is better not assume anything too quick. As your skills improve with your trading, you will be glad that Harmonic Pattern Plus offers those features and functionalities for your trading. Obviously, there are clear reasons that those feature and functionality are there. You may not see the benefit now but you can see the benefits in the future. Just avoid making too quick assumption or judgement on the software just after few days of using them. It is important to remember that you do not have to use all of features and functionalities at the same time. You will likely to use some features and functionalities depending on your experience and preferences. Please switch off rest of feature and functionality and only leave the features best suit for your needs. In this article, we provide brief description of features in Harmonic Pattern Plus.
Real time renko, smart renko and price breakout pattern scanner atiLeadingTrader21
1) The document introduces Real Time Renko, Smart Renko, and Price Breakout Pattern Scanner indicators. Real Time Renko transforms candlestick charts into Renko bricks, while Smart Renko overlays Renko bricks on candlesticks. Price Breakout Scanner detects breakout patterns like head and shoulders.
2) Renko charts reduce noise and make trends and support/resistance easier to identify. Smart Renko allows combining candlestick and Renko signals. Price Breakout Scanner provides trading opportunities when prices break above or below pattern boundaries.
3) Applying the indicators together can provide a more comprehensive analysis by detecting patterns on Renko bricks and confirming signals on candlesticks. The guided instructions also aim to improve
This document is a user manual that explains an automated weekly report on how non-commercial traders are positioned in currency futures based on the Commitment of Traders (CoT) report. The report includes an email summary highlighting key currency pairs and an Excel file with detailed data on positioning across currency pairs historically and currently. The manual defines key terms used in the report and explains the methodology for calculating implied positions in currency pairs not directly reported in the CoT data.
Technical analysis is a method of evaluating securities using market data like prices and volume to identify patterns that can predict future price movements. Key aspects of technical analysis include trends, support and resistance levels, volume, chart patterns, and mathematical indicators. Trends can be up, down, or sideways. Support and resistance levels indicate where prices are likely to stop or reverse. Volume is used to confirm patterns and trends. Common chart patterns include head and shoulders, triangles, and flags. Popular indicators include moving averages, MACD, and RSI. While technical analysis uses historical data, critics argue this approach cannot consistently predict future prices according to the efficient market hypothesis.
The document introduces the "Cash Flow Effect" (CFE) trading strategy. CFE analyzes the flow of money through different tiers of the stock market. It holds that the overall market direction influences sector and large company stock movements, which then influence mid-size and small companies. The strategy monitors a Nasdaq chart along with sector indicators to determine market direction under the CFE approach. When the various indicators align, it signals opportunities to enter trades in accordance with the overall market flow. Mastering CFE combined with other trading tools and insights provides an advantage over other traders.
1) Financial markets exhibit characteristics of chaos, nonlinearity, stochastic processes, and fractals. They are unpredictable yet display repetitive patterns at different scales.
2) Techniques like pattern recognition, ratio analysis, and volatility bands can help analyze chaotic market data and build analytical models, despite the inherent unpredictability. Ratios based on Fibonacci numbers and percentages can signal when patterns are forming.
3) Volatility bands provide a statistical framework to infer future price trends and distributions in the short and long term. Combined models that incorporate multiple techniques applied across timeframes can provide consistent market insights.
Technical analysis is the attempt to forecast stock prices based on historical market data like price, volume, and other indicators. Chartists look for trends and patterns in charts that may signal future price movements. While perfect market timing could provide high returns, it is difficult to achieve consistently. Technical analysts use various chart types and indicators to analyze market trends and generate buy/sell signals, but there is no consensus on any single method and past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Technical analysis uses charts and patterns to forecast stock prices based on past market data like price and volume trends. Chartists look for patterns in bar charts, candlestick charts, and point and figure charts that may indicate future price movements. Technical analysts use indicators like moving averages, MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands to generate buy and sell signals from these patterns and trends. Dow Theory also analyzes trends in stock market indexes to predict broader economic trends.
A Beginner's Guide to Technical Analysis for Cryptocurrency TradingLucky Gods
A Beginner's Guide to Technical Analysis for Cryptocurrency Trading: Demystifying the Charts and Making Informed Trading Decisions
Unleash the power of technical analysis and navigate the ever-changing cryptocurrency market with A Beginner's Guide to Technical Analysis for Cryptocurrency Trading. This comprehensive guide equips you with the essential knowledge and practical tools to:
Understand the core principles of technical analysis: Learn about chart patterns, technical indicators, and other tools used to analyze market trends and predict future price movements.
Identify key chart patterns: Master the art of recognizing bullish and bearish patterns, anticipate potential trend reversals, and make informed trading decisions.
Utilize powerful technical indicators: Learn about popular indicators like moving averages, relative strength index (RSI), and Bollinger Bands, and interpret their signals for profitable trading opportunities.
Develop a personalized trading strategy: Combine technical analysis with other essential factors like risk management and fundamental analysis to create a trading strategy that aligns with your goals and risk tolerance.
Manage your emotions and trade with discipline: Cultivate a disciplined mindset, control your emotions, and avoid costly mistakes common among novice traders.
Navigate the dynamic cryptocurrency market: Gain valuable insights into the unique characteristics of the cryptocurrency market, adapt your strategy accordingly, and maximize your chances of success.
This book is your key to:
Gaining a competitive edge: Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to analyze market data effectively and make informed trading decisions that outperform the market average.
Minimizing risk and maximizing profits: Learn to manage risk effectively, identify profitable trading opportunities, and make consistent profits in the volatile cryptocurrency market.
Building a strong foundation for trading success: Develop a solid understanding of technical analysis, gain valuable trading experience, and become a confident and successful crypto trader.
Demystifying the charts: Learn to interpret the complex language of charts, unlock hidden market insights, and anticipate future price movements with increased accuracy.
Taking control of your financial future: Empower yourself to trade cryptocurrency proactively, make informed investment decisions, and achieve your financial goals.
A Beginner's Guide to Technical Analysis for Cryptocurrency Trading is your essential guide to navigating the exciting and dynamic world of cryptocurrency trading. Start your journey to becoming a successful crypto trader today!
The document discusses various topics related to gold investment and technical analysis tools for MetaTrader 4 including:
- Gold investment as a long-term store of value and financial commodity
- Easy gold investment through online platforms like Religare Online
- Technical indicators like Bollinger Bands and On Balance Volume used to identify price behavior and trends
- Candlestick charts displaying open, high, low, and closing prices and their origins in Japanese rice trading
- Customizing the MetaTrader platform through tools like connecting Excel for real-time data analysis and editing the market watch panel.
10 Chart Patterns every pro trader should know Deriv.com Vince StanzioneVince Stanzione
New Ebook and Wall Chart written by top trader Vince Stanzione for Deriv.com on chart patterns that can help you make better trades using deriv.com these patterns can be used on Deriv for synthetic indices, deriv forex, stocks and stock indecies
In a tight labour market, job-seekers gain bargaining power and leverage it into greater job quality—at least, that’s the conventional wisdom.
Michael, LMIC Economist, presented findings that reveal a weakened relationship between labour market tightness and job quality indicators following the pandemic. Labour market tightness coincided with growth in real wages for only a portion of workers: those in low-wage jobs requiring little education. Several factors—including labour market composition, worker and employer behaviour, and labour market practices—have contributed to the absence of worker benefits. These will be investigated further in future work.
To make things easier for you, consider that trend as the force behind the continuation move in the market whereas Fractal wave as the force behind reversal movement in the market. Typically, we will have these two forces in balance in the market. During Excessive momentum, this balance is broken. It means that the continuation force was greater than reversal force since the trends was driving further beyond the defined range by Fractal wave. Now probably you are starting to make some sense. That is good. Your intuition will start to tell you that this excessive momentum can provide good trading signals. Here is one-piece definition of the Excessive Momentum. Excessive momentum is the broken balance between continuation and reversal force in the market. When the balance is broken marginally, we can consider it as the market anomaly. Two potential scenarios can drive the occurrences of Excessive momentum. Firstly, the excessive momentum could be caused by some irrational price reaction like the late comers buying stocks after the stock have gone up too much. Secondly, the excessive momentum could be caused by strong belief of the crowd that the price will continue to go in the same direction. Whichever scenario is driving the excessive momentum, it is where we can observe the crowd psychology clearly. Excessive momentum provides the market timing.
Fibonacci retracement in forex and stock marketLeadingTrader21
This article is not about discourage of using Fibonacci Retracement, Harmonic Pattern, Elliott Wave, and X3 pattern. We all know that these methodologies provide the unmatched and fastest entry comparing to other technical indicators. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate how we can improve these great techniques even more powerful by adding probability study.
ATI website at: http://algotrading-investment.com
Or follow the latest development and update news at: https://algotradinginvestment.wordpress.com/blog/
Trading operation with correlation ranking heat mapLeadingTrader21
Correlation Ranking Heat Map is the panel (i.e. dashboard) provided from Optimum Chart, which is the standalone charting and analytical platform. With Harmonic Pattern Scanner and Pair Trading Analyser, Correlation Ranking Heat Map provides the unique and powerful information for your trading. In this article, we will provide you the essential information you need to understand the trading operation with Correlation Ranking Heat Map.
A Fibonacci analysis is a popular tool among technical traders. It is based on the Fibonacci sequence numbers identified by Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century. The Fibonacci sequence numbers are:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, …………………
As the Fibonacci number become large, the constant relationship is established between neighbouring numbers. For example, every time, when we divide the former number by latter: Fn-1/Fn, we will get nearly 0.618 ratio. Likewise, when we divide the latter number by former: Fn/Fn-1, we will get nearly 1.618. These two Fibonacci ratio 0.618 and 1.618 are considered as the Golden Ratio. We can use these Golden ratios to start our Fibonacci analysis. However, many technical traders use additional Fibonacci ratios derived from the Golden ratio. Since the calculation of each Fibonacci ratio is well known, I have listed all the available Fibonacci ratio calculation in Table 6.1.
In fact, Fibonacci pattern analysis in financial trading is extremely popular. As with support and resistance analysis, Fibonacci analysis is probably the most popular technical analysis among traders. There are two important techniques in Fibonacci analysis. First technique is Fibonacci retracement. Second technique is Fibonacci expansion. In fact, former is just one triangle pattern and latter is two triangle patterns. Hence, you can consider these two as Fibonacci price patterns. These two price patterns share the identical concept to the retracement ratio and expansion ratio.
There are two important points in regards to Fibonacci patterns. Firstly, you need to spot swing high and swing low in price series to identify Fibonacci price patterns. The easiest way of doing this is just to apply Peak Trough Transformation using either ZigZag indicator or Renko chart. Therefore, you start with predefined swing points in your chart. Secondly, Fibonacci retracement technique will concern one triangle that is two price swings. Fibonacci expansion technique will concern two triangles that are three price swings. Most importantly, calculation of Fibonacci retracement and expansion is identical to the retracement ratio and expansion ratio calculation in RECF notation. Sometimes, we might use percentage format instead of decimal format. However, two quantities are the same. For example, the Golden ratio 0.618 is the same as 61.8%.
Let us start with Fibonacci retracement example. For simple example, we use 61.8% Golden ratio. For retracement, we can have two cases including bullish (Trough-Peak) retracement and bearish (Peak-Trough) retracement. In bullish retracement, 61.8% retracement level will act as a support level. Price will reverse in the correction phase to follow the previous bullish movement. In RECF pattern definition, 61.8% bullish retracement can be expressed as below:
R0 = 0.618 = Right swing of first triangle / Left swing of first triangle
A Fibonacci analysis is a popular tool among technical traders. It is based on the Fibonacci sequence numbers identified by Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century. Here are the Fibonacci sequence numbers:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, …………………
As the Fibonacci number become large, the constant relationship is established between neighbouring numbers. For example, every time, when we divide the former number by latter: Fn-1/Fn, we will get nearly 0.618 ratio. Likewise, when we divide the latter number by former: Fn/Fn-1, we will get nearly 1.618. These two Fibonacci ratio 0.618 and 1.618 are considered as the Golden Ratio. We can use these Golden ratios to start our Fibonacci analysis. However, many technical traders use additional Fibonacci ratios derived from the Golden ratio. Since the calculation of each Fibonacci ratio is well known, I have listed all the available Fibonacci ratio calculation in Table 1-1.
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Introduction to Golden Ratio 0.618 for financial trading
When I look back, even during my math class in the university, the golden ratio or Fibonacci
number was not so popular topics. However, I still remember that a particular technique
called a “Golden Section Search” was taught along with Newton’s method. Well, just like
many of the students, I forgot about this technique after passing the exam. Many years later,
the term “Golden ratio” keep coming back more and more during my research with financial
market data (If you are not sure what the Golden ratio is, please check the appendix at the
end of this article.) I realized that the importance of Golden ratio might be far more significant
than what the financial trader think. Firstly, many geometry or shape found in nature
including trees, leaves, flowers, etc, are often built upon the golden ratio and the derived
ratios (i.e. Fibonacci ratios). Even there were some interesting research showing the
relationship between the golden ratio and beauty. Now you can tell that the frequent
occurrence of the golden ratio is natural phenomenon. What do you think about the financial
market? As you know, financial market is made by man. Would the golden ratio play an
important role in the financial market? If so, it would be quite surprising. The truth is yes. The
Golden ratio 0.618 and other derived ratios (i.e. Fibonacci ratios) like 0.382 and 0.500 are
considered as important. In fact, the belief about the Golden ratio was there for more than
85 years. I am referring to the work by Ralph Nelson Elliott in 1938. The use of golden ratio
for the financial market can go back even more. Whether you are user of the golden ratio and
the Fibonacci ratio for your financial trading (see appendix), you will be kept surprising
reading this article until the end. We have built a scientific tool to reveal the precise structure
of the financial market. The scientific tool can not only extract the useful information for your
financial trading but also it can be used to make some interesting inference about the financial
market. Now to start with, let us understand how to use the golden ratio and Fibonacci ratio
for the financial trading first.
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How to use the Golden Ratio and Fibonacci Ratio for financial trading
The most common way to apply the golden ratio and Fibonacci ratio is to use two price swing
points in your chart. To identify the two swing points, you can simply use the peak trough
analysis provided on our website. It is free of charge for use and for sharing
(http://algotrading-investment.com). You can have a multiple options to identify the swing
point in your chart. However, there are automated tools (the peak trough analysis) for the
task, we will not discuss too much on how to detect the swings points manually.
Figure 1: Basics of Fibonacci ratio measurement (or Shape ratio measurement).
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Figure 2: Basics of Fibonacci ratio measurement (or Shape ratio measurement).
Anyway, after you have identified the swing points, you can measure the ratio of two price
swing points as shown in Figure 1 and 2. The ratio of price height of two swing points often
expected to be close to the golden ratio or the Fibonacci ratio. We use this knowledge for our
trading as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4. In Figure 3 and Figure 4, we expect that the price
will reverse at 38.2% (0.382) Fibonacci ratio. This analysis is called Fibonacci retracement
analysis. This analysis is useful to check the corrective phase of the market. In the chart, we
can easily spot where it reverse. Based on this idea, we can make our trading plan. This is the
typical strategy used by millions of forex and stock market traders.
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Figure 3: Fibonacci Retracement drawn over daily EURUSD candlestick chart for bearish setup.
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Figure 4: Fibonacci Retracement drawn over daily EURUSD candlestick chart for bullish
setup.
Trading with Fibonacci retracement and expansion is relatively simple. Now there are
advanced trading strategies using the Golden ratio and Fibonacci ratio too. We can introduce
the two trading strategies in brief. One of them are Harmonic pattern trading. The other one
is Elliott wave trading. In harmonic Pattern trading, we identify three or four successive swing
points to identify the reversal trading opportunities. Just like Fibonacci retracement and
expansion, the ratios measured between three or four successive swing points are expected
to be the Golden ratio or Fibonacci ratio. In Elliott wave trading, we use around three to five
swing points to identify the trading opportunities. The ratios of these swing points are the
Golden ratio and Fibonacci ratios. In Elliott wave trading, the Golden ratio 0.618 and 1.618
are highly emphasized whereas in harmonic pattern trading, the other Fibonacci ratios are
equally used to construct the harmonic patterns.
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Figure 5: Butterfly pattern formed in EURUSD H4 timeframe.
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Figure 6: Impulse Wave 12345 pattern formed in EURUSD D1 timeframe.
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Figure 7: Corrective Wave ABC pattern formed in EURUSD D1 timeframe.
Revealing the Financial Market Structure using Equilibrium Fractal Wave Index
So far, we have introduced three trading strategies based on the Golden ratio and the
Fibonacci ratios. These trading strategies are based on the assumption that there will be the
frequent occurrence of the Golden ratio and Fibonacci ratios in the financial market. However,
not necessarily we have much scientific evidence to support this assumption. I think these
trading strategies can become more popular if there is more scientific evidence to support
the trading logic and rational behind the Golden ratio and the Fibonacci ratios. To reveal the
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financial market structure precisely, we have made a scientific framework called Equilibrium
fractal wave. To reveal the market structure, we need to understand what ratios the market
is made up including both Fibonacci ratios and non-Fibonacci ratio. Using the framework of
the Fibonacci ratio analysis can limit our understanding since we can only study Fibonacci
ratios. Therefore, we use the generic term called “Equilibrium Fractal Wave” to describe the
price geometry made up from the two price swing points (or three points) in your chart as
shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2.
By definition, an equilibrium fractal wave is a simple triangle made up from two price swing
points. It is precisely identical to the triangle introduced in Figure 1 and Figure 2. We refer to
the ratio (Y2/Y1) as the shape ratio in equilibrium fractal wave. The shape ratio represents
the shape of each equilibrium fractal wave and it is an identifier used to reveal the market
structure. The shape ratio can include any ratios including Fibonacci ratios and non-Fibonacci
ratios in our study.
Figure 8: One unit (or one cycle) of equilibrium fractal wave.
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To reveal the market structure, we use the quantity called Equilibrium fractal wave (EFW)
index. The equation of the EFW index is shown below:
Equilibrium Fractal Wave (EFW) Index = number of the particular shape of equilibrium
fractal wave (the shape ratio = Y2/Y1) / number of peaks and troughs in the price series.
The equation is straightforward to calculate in any charting package. The EFW index is a
quantity describing how frequently we can detect the particular shape ratio (Y2/Y1) in the
financial market. For example, if the Golden ratio 0.618 is really dominating in the financial
market, we should have a highest EFW index among all ratios. Otherwise, our belief on the
Golden ratio can be wrong or less optimal. It is the same for other Fibonacci ratios. If you were
using the Fibonacci ratios 0.382 (38.2%), you should expect the EFW index of 0.382 to be
higher. Otherwise, you were trading less optimal strategy for your investment. To reveal the
market structure, we can create a distribution of EFW index from the ratio 0.1 to the ratio 3.0.
We list the distribution of EFW index for EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY in Figure 9, 10 and 11.
Figure 9: EFW Index Distribution for EURUSD Daily Timeframe from 2009 09 02 to 2018 02 20
(Label inside callout box, left: Ratio, right: EFW Index, vertical axis: EFW index, horizontal axis:
ratio from 0.1 to 3.0).
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Figure 10: EFW Index Distribution for GBPUSD Daily Timeframe from 2009 09 02 to 2018 02
20 (Label inside callout box, left: Ratio, right: EFW Index, vertical axis: EFW index, horizontal
axis: ratio from 0.1 to 3.0).
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Figure 11: EFW Index Distribution for USDJPY Daily Timeframe from 2010 05 30 to 2018 02 20
(Label inside callout box, left: Ratio, right: EFW Index, vertical axis: EFW index, horizontal axis:
ratio from 0.1 to 3.0).
You can immediately recognize several important factors in this analysis. Firstly, each financial
market has the different footprint of the EFW index distribution. This justifies their own
unique behaviour of each financial instrument. Secondly, our belief on the Golden ratio and
the Fibonacci ratios are less optimal rather than wrong. We can tell that the Golden ratio and
the Fibonacci ratios stay in the top of the league table for three currency pairs. However, still
some other ratios are ranked highest in the table. For example, the ratio 0.66, 0.50 and 0.75
stayed in the top of the table. It should be noted that for each financial instrument, there is a
preferred ratio for your trading. If you were trading using the ratio 0.618 for GBPUSD, then it
was far less optimal. You should have used the ratio 0.500 instead. In Figure 12, we have
calculated the EFW index over the rolling window for GBPUSD daily timeframe. The rank of
each ratio does not change often. We can tell that the market structure is stable over the time.
Therefore, the revealed market structure in Figure 9, 10 and 11 might be at least semi-
permanent characteristics of each financial instrument.
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Figure 12: EFW index for GBPUSD D1 timeframe from 2007 01 04 to 2018 01 20.
What is your belief now and how you are going to trade?
This article revealed some important information for your trading, that no one have revealed
before. We were trying to answer the question on the Golden ratio and the Fibonacci ratio,
which were not answered last 100 years. In our analysis, we have revealed the market
structure of the financial market using the scientific tool called the EFW index. If you were
trading using the Golden ratio and the Fibonacci ratio, you might be shocked a bit. Now you
know what to do to improve your trading. It is only the scientific analysis can help you to win
in the financial market. Many traders including myself might be curious why the Golden ratio
is less optimal or not optimal for some financial instruments. Well, honestly I do not have the
right answer for it. I think that no one has the right answer but we can only guess. In nature,
the golden ratio or other Fibonacci ratios are repeating in much higher precision than the
financial market. The less precise nature in the financial market might be due to the higher
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noise in the financial market because of too many diverse players. Another possible
explanation might be that the profitability of the Golden ratio and some Fibonacci ratios might
be exhausted because too many of us were using them every day. Therefore, the EFW index
distribution in Figure 9, 10 and 11 might be showing the distorted image of the financial
market. Please feel free to write me on FinancialEngineerPro21@gmail.com if you have a
better explanation about why the Golden ratio is less or not optimal for the financial market.
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Appendix (Golden ratios and Fibonacci ratios)
The Fibonacci Ratio is used by millions of forex and stock market traders every day. It is a
mega popular tool in the trading world. If you do not know what the Fibonacci ratio is, here
is the simple explanation. Fibonacci ratio is the ratio between two adjacent Fibonacci
numbers. To have a feel about the Fibonacci ratios, here is the 21 Fibonacci numbers derived
from the relationship: Fn = Fn-1 + Fn-2.
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765,
…………………
Once the Fibonacci numbers are reasonably large, you can just pick up any two adjacent
Fibonacci numbers above to derive the ratio. For example, we will find that 4181/6765 = 0.618
and 1597/2584 = 0.618. Here 0.618 is called as the golden ratio. The golden ratio is one of the
most important Fibonacci ratios. The rest of Fibonacci ratios are derived by using simple
mathematical relationship like inverse or square root or etc. Table below shows the list of
Fibonacci ratios you can derive from the Golden ratio 0.618.
Type Ratio Calculation
Primary 0.618 Fn-1/Fn of Fibonacci numbers
Primary 1.618 Fn/Fn-1 of Fibonacci numbers
Primary 0.786 0.786 = √0.618
Primary 1.272 1.272 = √1.618
Secondary 0.382 0.382=0.618*0.618
Secondary 2.618 2.618=1.618*1.618
Secondary 4.236 4.236=1.618*1.618*1.618
Secondary 6.854 6.854=1.618*1.618*1.618*1.618
Secondary 11.089 11.089=1.618*1.618*1.618*1.618*1.618
Secondary 0.500 0.500=1.000/2.000
Secondary 1.000 Unity
Secondary 2.000 Fibonacci Prime Number
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Secondary 3.000 Fibonacci Prime Number
Secondary 5.000 Fibonacci Prime Number
Secondary 13.000 Fibonacci Prime Number
Secondary 1.414 1.414 = √2.000
Secondary 1.732 1.732 = √3.000
Secondary 2.236 2.236 = √5.000
Secondary 3.610 3.610 = √13.000
Secondary 3.142 3.142 = Pi = circumference /diameter of the circle
Table 1: Fibonacci ratios and corresponding calculations to derive each ratio.