Market Map Forecasts

We trade the Market Map in conjunction with technical analysis or what we call our quantitative models. Short term cycles and patterns are never to be traded on a "standalone" basis by themselves. Just like quantitative modes should never be used by themselves.  

Has anyone ever seen an indicator that flashes a buy or a sell signal, and then bought or sold, only to see the market keep going in the same direction, without turning? It is our hypothesis that what is occurring at these points, even with the best mathematical and statistical models in the word - is that a pattern formation is in play, being traded, and it is over-riding even the best of the best technical indicator sets. 

Our computers analyze the formations or patterns from the past several days: You cannot see them with the naked eye, because you cannot see where one begins and ends. Some traders (and computers) see or detect and act on them earlier than others. The program that we have written does that for us. It gives us the highest probability pattern, turning points, angles of ascent/descent along with the reactional amplitude of the Y axis which should occur over the next 6 to 8 hours.

The Future:

Can anyone 'predict" the future? Is it random chaos? We don't think so, because we have several large firms and multi-million dollar traders that subscribe to our service - many rarely have one losing week per year. Why have they been subscribers to our service for many, many years?

The software program works on any stock, commodity or index. We use it in-house on certain equities that we trade.

We are firmly rooted in the technical/chartist camp and believe that everything fundamental is contained within the most recent formations. Our measurements and analysis of the current pattern that has been developing over the past several hours determines for us what we should expect to occur over the next 6-8 hours.

This field is the future, and it sits on the cutting edge of methodologies employed for extracting profits from the world's bourses. Quantitative models - technical analysis systems analyze price action and then indicators will issue signals. Throw in sets of data with a head and shoulders formation. The models issue the same signals that traders will take, over and over again; buying or selling when it issues those signals; when those highs and lows are taking pace.

This human "patterned behavior" affects the direction of markets, and are predictable behaviors which present us with very high probability trading opportunities. The quantitative model detects the actual accumulation or distribution that is occurring at each of the turning points defined within each Market Map: Both models: the scientific math/stat quantitative mode AND our projected formation of the next 6 to 8 hours- line up like ducks in a row!

So we trade our work, and share it with a very small but growing number of professional traders. We offer it for sale, one copy only- of the Market Map: price: US$ 15 Million - This includes a copy of the quantitative mode software that is running in more than one Central Bank.