How Trading Algorithms Use Price and Time
solved in Matrix for
what it was, and you could
just see it in binary code,
zeros
and ones. And
that it, it's very, very close to that
feeling because you have a
vision that's outside the candlesticks.
You don't see the candlesticks anymore
for, for just open, high, low, and close.
You're seeing them as a
black hole pooling price,
okay? Pooling
price, dark
pool. Pooling price
where everybody else is u- un- unaware.
They're unaware. The algorithm does the same things all the
time because it's following a code.
It's following the
syntax and coding and
the logic that was used
to create it, and it's based on date,
day of week, month of the year, week of the month, what
quarter of the year, and what price and what time it was trading there.
That's the real fucking
nitty-gritty, baby.
Through coding,
and it's referring back to a certain span of time.
I almost slipped.
Let me slow down.
It's a
very specific
reference of time
that the algorithm will seek and look back to
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