The market always moves according to geometric principles, and it is essential to understand how this geometry is designed. Based on the codes given to the market’s movement algorithms, it can be said that these algorithms are blind; they simply do their job and move towards any capital they see. This is why market makers can temporarily direct the market in the direction they want, using fake order placements. However, in any case, the market moves in the direction it has been predicted to go, and no news in the world can change that direction. Through years of research, I have managed to uncover the market’s geometry and the method of marking algorithms in the market."
The market’s movement in any direction and its corrections create points known as nodes on the chart. Algorithms use these nodes as checkpoints, and market prices always utilize these nodes as footprints for subsequent movements. The use of these nodes is reflected in a pattern that is executed across all time frames, from 1-second intervals to monthly charts. It’s similar to Chinese nesting dolls, where they are all placed within each other, with only their sizes changing, but their overall shape remains consistent."
The movements between these nodes and the pattern formed by these movements are called ‘NDS.’"
“Zero-sum markets are always very responsive to analysis with NDS, to the extent that we can achieve accurate predictions up to 95%. The remaining 5% is due to the analyst’s inability to recognize certain factors and their mistakes. Otherwise, the market operates precisely like a Swiss watch.”
“If I were to describe this model, it would be similar to the fact that all humans have two eyes, two ears, two legs, and so on. However, each person can be distinguished by the color, race, and shape of these features. Ultimately, we know that the final form is that of a human, which allows us to differentiate them from other animals. In this market, we have only one pattern that occurs across all time frames, which manifests itself in different forms due to the liquidity present in the market. With the completion of each of these forms and their resolution in lower time frames, the same pattern is precisely formed in higher time frames.”
1. Market Geometry and Its Fundamentals
- Concept: The market follows specific geometric principles, which dictate its movements and behaviors.
- Understanding Geometry: To predict market behavior accurately, one must understand the design and structure of this underlying geometry.
2. Market Algorithms: Blind Yet Powerful
- Blind Algorithms: Market algorithms operate without awareness; they respond only to available capital flows, following the patterns they are coded to.
- Capital Attraction: These algorithms naturally move towards areas of capital, often creating the illusion of market-driven directionality.
3. The Role of Market Makers
- Temporary Influence: Market makers, using techniques such as fake order placements (also known as spoofing), can manipulate the market temporarily in a desired direction.
- True Market Path: Despite these manipulations, the market ultimately reverts to the direction determined by its fundamental geometric structure.
4. Unchangeable Market Direction
- Predictive Nature: The market’s trajectory, dictated by its geometric design, remains consistent.
- Immunity to External Influence: No external event or news can alter this pre-determined direction.
5. Discovering the Market’s Geometry
- Years of Research: After extensive research, I have successfully uncovered the underlying geometry that governs the market.
- Marking Algorithms: I have also identified the specific way algorithms leave “marks” or footprints in the market, offering further insight into how the market’s structure unfolds.
Market Movement and Nodes
- Formation of Nodes:
- As the market moves in any direction and makes corrections, it forms specific points on the chart known as “nodes.”
- These nodes act as key reference points that play a significant role in the market’s overall structure.
- Role of Algorithms:
- Market algorithms use these nodes as “checkpoints” to guide price movement and determine the direction of subsequent movements.
- They rely on these nodes to establish consistent patterns and pathways for future price activity.
- Nodes as Footprints for Market Prices:
- Market prices consistently use these nodes as “footprints” or markers that guide future movement.
- This process creates a recognizable and predictable pattern that can be observed and analyzed.
- Consistency Across All Time Frames:
- The pattern formed by these nodes is consistent and is executed across all time frames, from 1-second intervals to monthly charts.
- It resembles “Chinese nesting dolls” (Matryoshka dolls), where the structure remains the same, but only the scale or size changes.
Analysis of Zero-Sum Markets with NDS
- High Responsiveness:
- Zero-sum markets are highly responsive when analyzed using the NDS approach.
- This method allows for accurate predictions of market movements, with an accuracy rate of up to 95%.
- Margin of Error:
- The remaining 5% of inaccuracy is attributed to the analyst’s limitations, such as the inability to recognize certain factors or mistakes in analysis.
- Precision of the Market:
- If not for these human errors, the market’s behavior would be entirely predictable and operate with the precision of a Swiss watch.
Describing the Model
- Analogy to Human Features:
- Just like all humans share common features (two eyes, two ears, two legs, etc.), they can still be differentiated by unique characteristics such as color, race, and the shape of these features.
- Despite these variations, we always recognize the final form as a human, distinguishing it from other animals.
- Application to the Market Pattern:
- In this market model, there is only one pattern that consistently occurs across all time frames.
- This pattern manifests itself in various forms depending on the liquidity present in the market.
- Fractal Nature of the Pattern:
- As each form completes and resolves in lower time frames, it ultimately forms the same pattern in higher time frames, maintaining consistency across the market.
Strategy Analysis in Zero-Sum Markets with High Liquidity
- Execution of the Strategy:
- This strategy is particularly applicable in charts that are zero-sum and have high liquidity.
- Analysis of Market Cycles:
- If you pay attention to the image, you will notice that the market always forms another cycle with the same structure immediately after the closure of the first cycle, which we refer to as the hook.
- In each cycle, the market typically moves only about 14 percent along the trend path.
