Quote from trader3cnd:
Jack thanks for your insights. Interesting stuff but isn't the case that hypotheses are just rules?
Is it always true that when volume goes up price continuous in the same direction? I think it is not true always. Those rules are also probabilistic in nature. They are inductive in a sense. I don't see how you can get away from induction, or maybe I am missing something. At any rate, this is interesting and refreshing thread. Thanks again.
Rules are fairly specific in their nature and are defined as well.
Let me amplify a bit. Data comes in about 6 degrees of freedom. In logic that is processed up to about 70 degrees. Finally, when the results are sent from the ATS, about 6 degrees of freedom are involved for execution.
For me it looks like about 250 D size drawings with the usual symbols.
As usual when people look at direct market real time continuous flow data, they process some of it for visual display. I like two screens full of panels, for example.
I am observing a set of leading indicators of the price I trade. I have seen people looking at displays of many many kinds over the years and I have seen professioal dispalys that depicted accounts where one account was about 40 million down. One that screen it was also showing a daily situation that was very upsidedown. Because I had that person's technician adjust it to show the blank future, I suggested that he would be back to even by a time and value that I placed specifically as a future intersection of price and time. It happened and he was thankful.
A person is empowered to use anything he wishes from the data available. As a consequence, the next price turn is always displayed. and it is also true that what you see on your screen panels is not something I would want to have displayed nor a part of the data set I had collected.
i do not use the OODA since it is a prediction based experiment where an inductively determined hypothesis is decided and the action is to test it subsequently and begin again by observing, then orienteing to make the next guest that is labellled D for decision to deploy a hypothesis.
Instead I do a MADA routine where Monitoring gives me a certainty based data set. It is a subset of afinite set. I next turn to analysis which is simply looking up (deducing its counterpart in the Analysis finite data set. both sets are all predetermined and part of any lookup in any ATS that uses pariring of finite data sets. This is certainty.
The pink paradigm is where the M finite set and the A finite set come from and the pairing is also a permanent part of the ATS.
D the decision finite set has five elements. The analysis finite set is paired to the D finite set. the five elements are wait, reverse, hold, enter and exit. Enter begins a day and exit ends a day so they do not come up often.
Enter is preceded by Wait and Wait is a function of premium. when markets open the premium offset is not correct because of the massive irrationality of bots and algos. they stop functioning shortly after the open when premium offest is reached. Premium is not a price calculation primarily. It has a lot to do with a thing called value. waren Buffett uses a form of vlaue and as seen it has a degree of functionality for him. But his value is the "durable" value and not a premium oriented value.
Wait ends as premium is reached and the sentiment of the market gives you the right side for entry.
From here on out oly reversal and hold are used to take timely profit segments all day long on the market fractal being used. there are seven and the sentiment varies at any given time from fractal to fractal.
The basis of making money is to optimize the money velocity (a parametric measure of of hypothesis set).
To do this the ATS takes you to the appropraite set of data elements. As I said there are about 70 degrees of freedom and about six elements are used to make up a set at any time.
In the languaging of markets, this for me is described as a steer and focus function.
Braithwaite was good at this kind of thinking. when iwas in college I had several milestones. I invented at each stop. at westerm electric I was known as E-6178 and I had, early on a lifetime offer of employment. as you would guess that lead me to Bell Telephone Labs and as a summerstudentI was given the same clasification as Derman of book writing fame and screweing up columbia University fame after he left goldman sachs after leaving BTL before that. MTS (Memeber of Technical Staff) at BTL is tenure. my university would not return my manditory BTL journal upon graduation since while taking college labs I originated some antenna theory (UHF stuff).
Bandwidth is vaste in market data. At any given time most of the bandwidth is not information strictly speaking so a person has to migrate to the location of where pertinent information lies. This is matrix theory as applied to information in bandwidths.
Here you find out a theorem that turned out to be utterly mind blowing. In a matrix of the operating point of the market, there are eight cells surrounding the operating point. one or two dimensional changes are required to get to any of the eight cells.
This is important once you have proved by deduction that the market does not jump around but, instead, migrates.
Again the null hypothesis and its testing proves that the market only moves its operating point when only one alternative remains as all other were elimiated without a move.
Now we deal with focusing o the vanishing pointof theoperating point if and only id all other alternatives but one are eliminated. thisis a time of intrinsic certainty and at this time a consideration of volatility compression preceding volatility expansion is in the limelight (Connors Hayward and make all of it neutral biased instead of stochastic).
All indicators have the power and characterisitcs to give you the "tells" on this time period when alternatives are exhausted and a vanishingpoint is being approached.
Here you know where you are, what is next and how fast it is happening. someone siad, if I remember corectly: "I have 57 programs and 17 are active." he has just thee problems he does not know whre he is, what is next of how fast things are changing. the reason is he uses induction of raw data the same unprocessed data and all the time. The same old six degrees of freedom with the same types of detectors that do not change any degrees of freedom. No steer and no focus.
He also has a deep and abiding probability density problem. If he asks a programmer to analyze it; it will not be a possibility.
So at this point, I put some details on the table.
Basically, you learn everthing about markets after hours so to speak.
You find that finite set theory works well and it comes from the pink paradigm's binary vector data orientation.
The test (Kuhn) comes from using what you have on any fractal.
By the time you steer and focus for a vanishing point you can see (on displays as well) the future turning point and it appears on price at the magnified (focussed) level of the OTR charts, especially those that are leading indicators of the price you trade.
I have to do partial fills since it is a capital issue. Trading at five times ES market capacity is normal and it could be at a limit of 10,000 contracts. think of a train of partial fills as each turn occurs as the market comes to and off the WALLS showing on the panel displays.