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Follow on Google News | Market Dynamix Website Taps Classical Physics For A Dynamic Display Of Stock Price MovementsMarket Dynamics presents a revolutionary method for analyzing the price movement of traded equities. By drawing on classical models of motion, it is now possible to evaluate the performance of an equity based on its various underpinning events.
By: Market Dynamix “Market Dynamics presents a structured approach for analyzing and forecasting the price movement behavior of traded equities based on known and projected fundamentals” “A long-standing problem with Technical Analysis has been an inability to fully explain how it works”, says Josh Dayanim, “for example, why do some chart patterns behave in a certain way? or what drives a support or resistance level?”. He adds, “Market Dynamics offers needed insight into how a supported price level is attained, why price moves in a certain direction, and what is the anticipated future price movement based on known and projected fundamentals of a traded equity. It also presents new and reformulated price movement indicators such as momentum, investment, and event time horizon.” In addition to charts and research content, the Market Dynamix web site offers tutorials and samples that detail the Market Dynamics approach and its application to analyzing and forecasting price movement behavior of traded equities. Site access is free to registered guests for personal use. Commercial data subscription and licensing options are also available. Market Dynamix was established in 2009 to promote the development of knowledge and application of Market Dynamics to the analysis and forecasting of price movement behavior of traded equities. For further information, please visit the web site at http://www.MarketDynamix.net. Copyright © 2009-2010 Market Dynamix. All Rights Reserved. Patent Pending. # # # Market Dynamics presents a revolutionary method for analyzing the price movement of traded equities. By drawing on classical models of motion, it is now possible to evaluate the performance of an equity based on its various underpinning events. End
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