My new chaos findings implemented in forex trading
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:44 pm
Hi there,
The aim of this new thread is to give a glance to some practical aspects of chaotic behavior in trading forex. It is a result of my persistent studies on fractal nature of financial markets. I am sure you will find the expertise on the subject and evidence provided really thrilling and amazing. How far it is going to take us depends solely on us.
I will begin with today's EURUSD M30 chart in order to identify the most important targets under way, as well as borders of chaos and order. Each target results from triggers hidden in the fractal structure. There are triggers up and triggers down and they are independent of each other. They ignite all minor and major movements called trends. I will provide you with information unavailable to the naked eye.
The last trigger up set two targets: 1.3335 and 1.3395. The first one marks the border of chaos. Expect chaotic changes inside the red area. In trading terminology - consolidation/distribution. The last trigger down set two targets: 1.3287 and 1.3268.
Notice that 1.3168 is significant for two reasons. It marks the target of the first trigger up which showed on January 7. It also shows a new trigger up
@ 1.3168 for which the Feigenbaum's value 4.669 is going to take away the prices from that repeller to 1.3395.
Expect sharp reaction at 1.3395 and little prospects as for now to dip significantly lower than to 1.3268.
The market may retrace to a UPO @ 1.3277 which lies in the middle of the two targets from the trigger down.
EURUSD is set to revisit a UPO from December 14 which lies at @ 1.3402. Note that UPOs already exist in the system while our targets are possible future developments. When a UPO and a calculated target coincide together it makes the level very significant.
The study of chaotic financial systems shows that most stop loss orders do not provide any margin protection at all. I will discuss this issue later on when you will learn that standard price charts are good for accounting purposes but poorly reflect the true dynamics of the system. You may have never heard before that the market may be realizing targets of buyers and sellers at the same time.
The aim of this new thread is to give a glance to some practical aspects of chaotic behavior in trading forex. It is a result of my persistent studies on fractal nature of financial markets. I am sure you will find the expertise on the subject and evidence provided really thrilling and amazing. How far it is going to take us depends solely on us.
I will begin with today's EURUSD M30 chart in order to identify the most important targets under way, as well as borders of chaos and order. Each target results from triggers hidden in the fractal structure. There are triggers up and triggers down and they are independent of each other. They ignite all minor and major movements called trends. I will provide you with information unavailable to the naked eye.
The last trigger up set two targets: 1.3335 and 1.3395. The first one marks the border of chaos. Expect chaotic changes inside the red area. In trading terminology - consolidation/distribution. The last trigger down set two targets: 1.3287 and 1.3268.
Notice that 1.3168 is significant for two reasons. It marks the target of the first trigger up which showed on January 7. It also shows a new trigger up
@ 1.3168 for which the Feigenbaum's value 4.669 is going to take away the prices from that repeller to 1.3395.
Expect sharp reaction at 1.3395 and little prospects as for now to dip significantly lower than to 1.3268.
The market may retrace to a UPO @ 1.3277 which lies in the middle of the two targets from the trigger down.
EURUSD is set to revisit a UPO from December 14 which lies at @ 1.3402. Note that UPOs already exist in the system while our targets are possible future developments. When a UPO and a calculated target coincide together it makes the level very significant.
The study of chaotic financial systems shows that most stop loss orders do not provide any margin protection at all. I will discuss this issue later on when you will learn that standard price charts are good for accounting purposes but poorly reflect the true dynamics of the system. You may have never heard before that the market may be realizing targets of buyers and sellers at the same time.