Velocity, acceleration, tensors

["RJP" <jessing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Velocity and acceleration calculations even at their most basic levels can
reveal probable reversals with reasonable degree of accuracy. Such studies
(including Browian motion) can be successfully applied to commodity trading
and system development but how?The answer is indeed not a simple one and is
beyond the scope of most traders.

A scalar is used to describe an event with one number, such as the closing
price for a commodity. Vectors are used to describe events with more than
one number i.e. open, high, low, and close to describe one vertical bar.
Speed or non-directional velocity is described by a scalar and velocity
which is directional by vectors. Events such as market movement which cant
be easily described by vectors use tensors instead.  Commodity systems are
tensors which expand, compress, rotate, deviate time, price and their
derivatives. Tensors can change the length and direction of lines, but only
super tensors can change a straight line into a curved line. Commodity
systems based on super tensor mathematics can reveal powerful information;
backed with statistical foundations it is indeed possible to develop
anti-trend systems incorporating physical relationships with accuracy's of
better than 80% as to identifying the exact price (sometimes to the tick) at
which a move will terminate and reverse. It is essential that all trend
following systems incorporate in some form or other anti-trend components as
studies that I have conducted have shown that the performance of such
systems way exceed the normal trend following systems.

I'm interested in comments and / or a discussion on how other traders have
applied velocity etc to commodity trading.

Thanks

RJP