Timing Market Turns - Our models' algorithms produce exact dates for changes of trend direction - days, weeks and months in advance of the turn.
 

The Daily Shape of Momentum - still in BETA, and still under testing and tweaking.

Posted for subscribers at or near the opening each morning.

These sample intraday graphs are generated by our proprietary modeling algorithms, and posted at or near the daily RTH opening for the U.S.A. markets.  We find them quite accurate but also can be totally wrong.  Outside events, data releases spiking index prices, etc. seem to disrupt the natural flow of the market's movement and these projections of the path of momentum.


The algorithm uses many of the same data that are used for generating our timing models for the indexes.  The daily and intraday data includes but is not limited to detrended price, price filtered, volume treatments and patterns, interest rates, etc. 

The treatment by the algorithm assumes 3 segments: morning session, a shorter midday session, then the afternoon session.  The closing 15 to 30 minutes direction and level are always uncertain, hence the red line.  The green line represents a summation of the dense scatter plot produced by the program.  The plot is parsed into 5 minute data points time and relative position to the other data points.  Then that view is transferred to the graphic, such as those below.

We make no claim as to accurate sessions or usefulness, but we believe the daily graph is near 70% on the mark.  We haven't kept a tally because that is a subjective view.  If the time and direction of an intraday data point is off by more than 5 or 10 minutes, we consider it incorrect.  If we ever trade it, then we can measure its trading accuracy.

We use it as a guide for the day's action.

Remember! This is not price, but the representation of projected momentum of price movements.




Here is one that was nearly perfect.

The shape of momentum for Thursday, June 26, 2008

 

But the very next session, Friday, June 27th, was totally wrong for the morning session.  That makes the balance of the afternoon session's accuracy potentially difficult.

Daily Shape of Momentum for June 27, 2008

 

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Full credit to our Group member Tim Tam, known as TimTam or TT, for developing the algo, the test, the backtest, and to all Group members who contributed the idea and how to build this handy tool.




A few more recent samples -