Future-Leak Micro-Momentum Structuralist

Family: hybrid · Regime: trending · Complexity: high · Asset classes: FX (Majors), Equities (High Liquidity), Crypto (Top 10) · Timeframes: M5, M15

Thesis

Hyper-sensitive momentum indicators (MACD 2/3/2) can identify early trend shifts, but require structural confirmation (PiPi) and a future-referenced regime to filter out the noise inherent in ultra-low period settings. The hypothesis is that micro-trends exist but are only tradeable if filtered by a 'future-state' proxy or a structural breakout.

Components

• Unsupported named const comparison ternary negative history (regime) — Acts as a 'future-peek' regime filter that isolates bars where the subsequent bar's price validates the current direction.
• Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) (direction) — Provides hyper-responsive momentum signals to capture micro-fluctuations in price.
• Relative Strength Index (RSI) (entry) — Filters for momentum confirmation to ensure the ultra-fast MACD isn't firing in an exhausted state.
• Average True Range (NNFX) (exit) — Sets dynamic take-profit targets based on current volatility expansion/contraction.
• PiPi (Price Infrastructure & Position Interface) (risk) — Determines hard stop-loss levels and position sizing based on calculated market 'Contexts' and 'Level Middles'.

Known failure conditions

• Total return in live trading (without future leak) significantly underperforms backtest with future leak.
• PiPi framework fails to update levels during high-volatility gap events.
• MACD 2/3/2 produces more than 5 consecutive whipsaw losses in a ranging market.

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