Quantitative Approach

Being aware of one's surroundings is consciousness. This is what we believe our formula conveys. It presents market movement in the future ahead of market moving events. This also happens as markets approach Fibonacci numbers. We recognize this as a prequel to Fibonacci numbers overall.

- Robin Rosenberg

In the 1970's when our formula was developed we were observing a physics paper written on June 30, 1905 titled "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies". The end result was viewing all things as moving objects on a surface.

This article is being written now to be published at a time in the near future. So, we will be featuring an assortment of previously published live articles by Chicago Quant Technologies. These will be examples of our "quantitative analysis" and the rules required to follow them.

THE RULES: How to Use CQT's Analysis

Buy Signal

The Daily bar Chart (Top) If the green line on the Day Algo chart (Middle) is above the 0 line at the close it represents short-term day-to-day strength. We mark the Day algo with a dotted green vertical line to remind traders where the daily buy began.

If the green line on the Histogram (Bottom) is above its 0 line on Friday at the close it's a sign of week-to-week strength. We mark the Weekly algo with a solid vertical green line to remind traders where the weekly buy began.

When both the Daily and Weekly are in sync it's a full signal.

Sell Signal

If the green line on the Day Algo chart (center) is below the 0 line at the close it represents short-term day-to-day weakness. We mark the Day algo with a dotted red line to remind traders where the daily buy began.

If the green line on the Histogram (bottom) is below its 0 line on Friday at the close it's a sign of week-to-week weakness. We mark the Weekly algo with a solid vertical pink line to remind traders where the weekly sell began. When both the Daily and Weekly are in sync it's a full signal.