Usingeasylanguage – The Forbidden Pattern Toolbox

Description of The Forbidden Pattern Toolbox

The Forbidden Pattern toolbox is a very powerful tool that is only limited by your own creativity. All source code is provided to help understand the concepts and for customization. Several templates in the forms of indicators and strategies are included to get you started. Here is a quick snapshot of some of those templates.

Take your research to a whole new level with this fully disclosed powerful tool. In a perfectly random or efficient market, every pattern has an equal opportunity to occur. Theoretically, there are patterns that should not occur due to the underlying deterministic structure. However, they do, and this provides insight into the chaotic or non-random nature of the market.

This tool allows you to define a pattern and then analyze all its possible permutations. Is there an 8-bar pattern that reveals one of these forbidden patterns?

• Have you ever wondered what the market does after three down closes in a row?
• How about what happens after a pivot low is formed and the RSI is below 30?
• What happens after two inside bars and a breakout to the downside? All these ideas can be easily tested with this new tool.
• Can you uncover a technical edge and then put it to work for you?

Let’s find out.  This code is completely open-source! This package includes several trading systems. Plus you get fully disclosed code for this very clever EasyLanguage addon.

About Instructor

Murray Ruggiero is the chief systems designer, and market analyst at TTM. He is one of the world’s foremost experts on the use of intermarket and trend analysis in locating and confirming developing price moves in the markets.

He has spent many, many years researching intermarket divergence techniques. Murray has been to conferences to give talks on this concept and has produced many successful systems that have employed this technique.

Both systems being offered on this page are based on this incredibly successful and innovative idea that Murray has developed and promoted for years.

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