A few months ago, I managed to identify a strong determinism in price formation, leading to a 70% advantage. After some time, I attributed this footprint to major liquidity providers. Therefore, understanding their modus operandi allows for predictability windows. The challenging part was engineering a profitable strategy. Eventually, I succeeded using probability theory, proving that it's possible to profit from financial markets. In my previous post (https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/delirium.378771/), which I encourage you to review, I discussed key market players, the extreme difficulty, and some findings regarding the problem. However, I hadn't definitively resolved the model used by major independent LPs. Initially, I thought of something "physiologically deterministic" attributed to chaos theory, but in reality, it's determinism caused by liquidity providers. Thus, I had to delve into the extensive field of probability theory. Ultimately, the model attributable to RenTec or TGS has been resolved, and I've decided to propose a live demonstration on two financial instruments: crude oil commodities and the S&P 500 stock index. The model has not yet reached the state of the art, but for now, it is sufficient to demonstrate that consistent profits can be made without incurring significant losses. The demonstration is expected to begin on Monday with the opening of the European markets and will conclude with the closure of the American markets. I still need to decide how to share the demonstration, but it will likely be on Twitch.
So will you be streaming your actual entries and exits in real time? Would this allow others to follow your trades? And how would this affect the expected outcome?
I've been posting here that the market is determined for like months like since I got here. Welcome to the party late. Renaissance technology basically used Elliott wave which determines the price...not the market. Nobody's saying EW is a perfect system but it's a system that demonstrates future price is determined by historical price.