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Showing posts with label Quantitative Price Intensity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quantitative Price Intensity. Show all posts

The Physics of Trading: Applying Newton’s Law of Motion to ZigZag Reversals

Author: Roberto Jacobs (3rjfx)

1. Introduction

In the world of technical analysis, the ZigZag indicator is legendary for its ability to filter market noise and highlight the true structure of the market—its peaks and troughs. However, every veteran trader knows its greatest weakness: it repaints. A confirmed low today can disappear tomorrow if the price continues to drop.

To solve this, I developed ZigZag Reverses, an indicator that doesn't just track price; it measures Momentum Energy based on the laws of physics.



Developing High-Precision MQL5 Experts: A Deep Dive into Quantitative Price Intensity Logic

Author: Roberto Jacobs (3rjfx)

In the high-speed world of algorithmic trading, the difference between a winning EA and a losing one often lies in how it perceives market movement. Most retail EAs rely on lagging indicators, but the IntensityPrice MCEA takes a more sophisticated route: Quantitative Price Intensity Analysis combined with Market Saturation Filters.