interesting concept at this website
radartradingsystems.com
wonder if anyone else tried this approach ...
Hopefully you have read about Chaos Theory , as we are now about to delve into how Chaos Theory
applies to the Range Rider System.
To better illustrate in lay terms, I would first like to present an analogy; picture in your mind a river,
you are standing on it's banks, the water is flowing, producing a nonlinear torrent as it rushes
downstream. You toss a cork into the current.
Can you predict with any accuracy, where exactly the cork will be 1/2 mile downstream?
The answer: of course not!
But after studying the patterns in the current, for example the swirling motion as the river flows by a
boulder, and you toss the cork into that section, it may be very possible to predict with a high percent
of accuracy where that cork will be 3 ft. downstream.
Taking this one step further, the current is the "strange attractor" , i.e. as the cork flows downstream
it will seek an outer edge of still water, yet the river's current will "attract" the cork back into the
flow and send it briskly riding atop the flow. Another example of this "strange attractor" could be
visualized from a scene in the Batman movie, where Batman is racing back to the Cave in his
Batmobile, and leaves are swirling in the wake of turbulence, first to the outer edge then sucked back
into the "flow" created by the vacuum of the Batmobiles' velocity.
Therein lies the clue.
After months of testing this theorem, we have devised and implemented a scientific set of algorithms
that identify the attractor, and measure the "magnetism" to provide a high degree of predictability in
the financial markets. Just like the cork, we can't predict "out" in long time frames, but what we have
been able to do is predict with a high degree of accuracy out 3 to 5 minutes (90%), 5 to 7 minutes
(83%), and from 7 to 12 minutes (66%). A purist style trading system of the highest order.
The entire system is based on a strict ruleset that provides the highest probability of reward/risk
ratio, yet is founded on volatility and extremes.
blah blah .. there is more
on the website . . .
wonder if anyone came accross same / similar systems using this concept
if so what was the result
thanks in advance for any feedback on Chaos Theory applications in stock market long or short term
P.S. i posted same question on another thread but so far no one seems to know anything about this concept |
