fractalgo Explained.

Fractal - frac·tal - ˈfraktəl/ - noun
noun: fractal; plural noun: fractals
a curve or geometric figure, each part of which has the same statistical character as the whole.

Fractals are geometric structures exhibiting patterns that repeat indefinitely.

fractalgo operates systematically and unemotionally. It’s completely uncorrelated to any other analysis technique.

In financial data, observations of price, volume, momentum (delta and delta of delta), and elapsed time reveal fractals, when using the right tools.

Simply put, fractalgo is pattern recognition software that employs advanced math and physics—such as the formulas below—to identify fractal patterns in the market

First, we absorb and process data from every tick in the entire history of the financial markets.
Fourier transforms are used to evenly slice this data until all segments match.
Wave and group velocity functions are used to project forward that pattern to determine the next trades.
When new patterns emerge, fractalgo switches from long to short and back again.