182 Hours of Algo Live Test
EURUSD, GBPUSD, S&P500, Nasdaq, USDJPY
Hello dear traders,
In recent months, I've received numerous inquiries from my followers about how my algorithmic analysis works, why it can often predict future prices a few seconds in advance, and whether it would be possible to experience this live.
Starting November 24th, you can test for 10 days why algorithmic analysis is a strong competitor to all other trading strategies. Of course, this is free and without obligation for all traders.
As you know, all assets have different cycles, making it impossible to consistently achieve good results with the same strategy. You can find several videos about this on my English and German YouTube channels. In the middle of the year, I also reached my limits with EURUSD, as the market behaved quite erratically at times. Since my profit efficiency declined, I decided to invest more time in programming new modules to achieve consistent profit efficiency even during severe market cycles.
Over the past four months, I've developed 80 new modules with over 24,000 lines of code, unlike anything else available in any other stock market software. The goal was to gain deeper insight into the eye of the storm, enabling me to identify the future trend direction several seconds in advance using an eight-tick chart. Initial tests have been impressive and motivate me to continue.
Here you can see 22 tools I've compiled, which, after a short familiarization period, provide very interesting and surprising information. Since not everyone trades EUR/USD, you also have the opportunity to test these tools with GBP/USD, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and USD/JPY. However, I must admit that for the past 15 years I have traded exclusively in EURUSD, as it has high liquidity, which significantly simplifies the analysis of the algorithms. A video about the individual tools will be released on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
Initially, the plan was to test only EURUSD due to its high liquidity, but I have decided to expand the test to the three largest currency pairs: the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. Of course, one could also consider the DAX, gold, or Bitcoin, but since I only trade currency pairs on the CME, nothing else is currently possible. Four days are reserved for EURUSD, three days for the S&P 500, and a total of two days for GBPUSD, USDJPY, and the Nasdaq. Depending on the level of interest, this may change at short notice. The reason for this is that my algorithm analysis requires high liquidity, even though the Nasdaq has very little liquidity. Nevertheless, ALGO analysis is also interesting there.
What is the goal?
With access to my YouTube live stream, you have the opportunity to download this chart to your PC to test the individual tools and compare them with your own indicators and experience. The aim is to discover how to use these tools to predict future price movements and potentially gain a trading edge. I might join the stream at lunchtime or in the evening to answer some questions.
Preparing for this live test was quite challenging. After developing and testing the tools, I had to figure out where to stream the data from. I work with two very fast workstations because I need a lot of RAM, CPU, and GPU for algo trading. Initially, I set up a stream from my PC to YouTube, which, despite two high-speed fiber optic connections, still resulted in high latency. A direct connection to the streaming platform can cause higher delays due to fluctuating home network conditions, longer buffering at standard latency, and a lack of optimization. A fast relay server counteracts this by improving upload speed, stability, and the connection to the stream destination, thus often reducing the final latency. Additionally, I use my PC for trading and programming. Therefore, I tested a total of seven different fast servers. The winner was an AMD EPYC server with 16 cores, which sends data to YouTube significantly faster. With this setup, up to 8.5 GB of data is transferred back and forth per hour. Nevertheless, depending on the time of day, there is still a certain latency, which can amount to several seconds. That's why I've added an eight-tick chart, so you can at least compare the different tools in real time on the YouTube stream. Therefore, due to this latency, I would only recommend demo trading at most.
This step is also a new experience for me, one I'm happy to embrace. Since 2017, I've written over 600,000 words for Forex Factory, uploaded over 140 videos to YouTube, and gained many new ideas in the process. Through this, I've met many traders whom I've been able to help in various areas. In return, these traders provided me with many ideas, which helped me progress even faster. Imagine you're looking for a new broker. To find the right one, you definitely need to open a real-time account. Doing this alone takes a very long time, but if you're connected with five traders, each testing three or four brokers, it's done relatively quickly.
You can accomplish a lot on your own, but with others, anything is possible. This underscores how much more people can achieve together when they work as a team. However, it's also important not to rely completely on others and not to underestimate your own strength, but rather to value both your independence and the power of the community. It's about finding a healthy balance between working alone and teamwork.
Best of luck!
Kind regards, Michael
Forget:That does not work, amateurs build the ark, pros the Titanic!
