積雪メソッド, Snowfall Accumulation

What if you could print your own money using Python and OHLC data? As a coder/trader I have been predicting USDJPY moves for many years. One day while coding a market simulation on a beach in Maui, I discovered an astounding fact. And it’s free.

One day while coding a market simulation on a beach in Maui, I discovered an astounding fact. #積雪メソッド, Snowfall Accumulation

What if you could print your own money using Python and OHLC data?

As a coder/trader I have been predicting USDJPY moves for many years. One day while coding a market simulation on a beach in Maui, I discovered an astounding fact: particle accumulation upon a 2D surface constructed from OHLC data can reasonably predict actual future price action. How can this be possible? I believe the answer lies with nature and the tendency for systems to self balance. In short, particles accumulate wherever geometries may entrap them. I call this 積雪メソッド, Snowfall Accumulation

In my presentation I show all source code and I perform real-time physics simulations using PyGame and ExtremePhysics libraries, using Python 2.7, to simulate particle accumulation upon a price action pattern, i.e. an OHLC chart, where particle accumulation on both buying and selling sides exposes the market maker’s positions. I do all this with real-time trading data, using only one computer, and free data. Inexplicably, I will admit, I am able to reasonably predict many USDJPY moves using this method. To me, the connection to physics is what makes this information most interesting. I encourage other coder/traders to explore this phenomenon which I have entitled 積雪メソッド, Snowfall Accumulation. Perhaps ultimately chaos rules the larger game. I do not know. But I do offer free source code available on github and insights into why the methods I have developed over the past 15 years may be of value to Python coders and currency traders. Look at my simulations and see for yourself

How to use the Sekisetsu Method

[The Sekisetsu Method exposes the intention of large positions] (https://www.sekisetsumethod.com/home/2018/4/22/the-sekisetsu-method-exposes-the-intention-of-large-positions)

[How to use the Sekisetsu Method to enter trades] (https://www.sekisetsumethod.com/home/2018/4/14/what-is-the-sekisetsu-method-3dnyd)

こんにちは…My name is Arlo Emerson, I have been to Japan twice, once in 2011 (during 東北地方太平洋沖地震, in Akasaka Tokyo) and again in 2014, I stayed in 名古屋.

I love Japan. And I love Python. And I love trading USDJPY.

I would like to visit and give my presentation. I will show my actual real-time simulations of USDJPY market predictions. It is strange stuff, but also very scientific. I provide all source code and tools free. I have no products to sell. This is all Python + USDJPY.