PROTOTYPE PREVIEW
The CTP AutoTrader
An early prototype built on the Correlated Trigger Point (CTP) methodology — watch it identify synchronized moments across correlated markets in real time.
The Methodology, in Simple Words
After the Close
Every evening, once the U.S. session ends, an intelligent engine processes years of historical behavior across multiple correlated markets — not one chart, but an entire ecosystem.
Trigger Points
By the next open, each market receives its own fixed set of price levels called Trigger Points. They don't repaint, don't need optimization, and don't depend on timeframe — they simply exist, ready before the bell.
Equivalent Trigger Points
Nasdaq, S&P, Dow, Gold, Silver, Oil, Bitcoin — every instrument gets its own map. Though the prices differ, some Trigger Points represent the very same structural location across correlated assets.
The CTP Signal
In real time, a second engine watches every correlated market at once. When several of them reach their Equivalent Trigger Points together, that synchronized moment is a Correlated Trigger Point — a CTP.
The same methodology applies across U.S. index futures, precious metals, energy markets, cryptocurrencies, and major currency pairs. The markets change, the prices change, the correlations change — but the underlying principle stays the same: financial markets rarely move in isolation. Correlated markets constantly influence one another, much like communicating vessels — separate containers connected beneath the surface, where a change in one affects the others. CTP doesn't try to predict the future. It simply waits for multiple markets to independently confirm the same structural event, combining predefined market structure with real-time cross-market synchronization.
LIVE BEHAVIOR
Watching the AutoTrader in Motion
A recorded session of the prototype executing the methodology — scanning correlated markets, recognizing synchronized Trigger Points, and acting on them without human input.