Aphrodite: Randomized Price Dots and Prime-Based Reversal Signals
Summary
Aphrodite combines a trend-following idea for pump and dump moves with visual signals derived from a Box–Muller random-number method. Its comments describe accumulating volume while dots indicate buys or sells, emphasizing buy entries in the supplied version. It also highlights runs of three dots with the same color and marks situations where open, high, low, and close meet a notion of “primeness” as possible reversal points.
The script scales OHLC values across price ranges before applying its prime-related logic, and includes strategy settings for percent-of-equity sizing, commissions, and extensive pyramiding. The author’s notes describe evolving versions, including added scaling and prime pivot points, but provide no performance results. The document itself is truncated during the scaling section, so the full calculations and entry or exit rules cannot be assessed. Its comments explicitly caution that prime detection is imperfect and that scaling still needs work; the signals should be treated as experimental rather than validated trading rules.
Key ideas
- The script presents a pump and dump trend-following concept using colored randomized dots.
- It describes accumulating volume when dots indicate buys and focusing on long entries in the supplied setup.
- Three consecutive dots of the same color receive additional visual emphasis.
- Prime-like conditions across OHLC values are presented as possible reversal clues.
- The author cautions that prime detection and price scaling are incomplete.
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