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Because as you decrease the timeframe, the behavior of the chart barely changes, in contrast to the timeframe. Plus with time sampling the period of oscillations is less stable than with point sampling. It turns out that timeframe depends not on abstract time, but on transactions performed in the market, and roughly speaking, on the traded volumes, which is equivalent to the volume of resources traded in the market. In my opinion, this is much more correct.
but it will lose / distort time
trading on such charts would probably not be very comfortable (IMHO)
for example the chart section on the news, instead of a fast sharp motion, will be presented as a slowly creeping (relatively) uniform trend
it turns out like watching a film in slow motion... sohow should we handle it?
On the other hand there really is a feeling of some stability, the only question is how to use this chart in practice.
but it will lose / distort time
trading on such charts would probably not be very comfortable (IMHO)
for example the chart section on the news, instead of a fast sharp movement, will be presented as a slowly creeping (relatively) uniform trend
it turns out like watching a film in slow motion... sohow should we handle it?
on the other hand there really is a feeling of some stability, the only question is how to use this chart in practice
So I created these charts to investigate the fractal properties of the market). Indeed some strategies, especially fundamental ones, will not work. The idea stated in the beginning is to find the self-similarity of a characteristic in the market and to determine the current market position and make a forecast based on it. That's why I asked at the beginning how to convert a fractal pattern back to formula/algorithm. Haven't found an answer yet(.
а... if simply as a fractal pattern then - ok.....it turns out as a market spectrogram
transforming a fractal pattern into a formula can be likened to an inverse Fourier transform idea
or as a fitting of a regression equation to the data (I am writing as examples of what I know)
the problem may be that there may be several variants of "assembly" as the equation has several equal roots
Once upon a time I tried to use fractal dimension/hausdorff to estimate market trending
but somehow it didn't quite work out.
not exactly fractals, but... here http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=434603 people discuss a system based on the self-similarity of a graph at different scales
just for information...
not exactly fractals, but... here http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=434603 people discuss a system based on the self-similarity of a graph at different scales
just for information...
Read the thread - heard the idea of converting a number series back to a formula.
A thought occurred - I'll just share it.
What if a chart is represented as a graphical object and described by a vector chart? The advantage here is obvious - it simplifies the search for patterns on different timeframes, including the method of charting by the author, due to its scalability.
I'm a laggard - it turns out there are ways and software to convert graphics into fractals...
Read the thread - heard the idea of converting a number series back to a formula.
A thought occurred - I'll just share it.
What if a chart is represented as a graphical object and described by a vector chart? The advantage here is obvious - it simplifies the search for patterns on different timeframes, including the method of charting by the author, due to its scalability.