TMA-QQE Map-Memory Trend Hybrid

Family: hybrid · Regime: trending · Complexity: high · Asset classes: FX, Equities, Crypto · Timeframes: H1, H4, D1

Thesis

Market momentum is best captured when price breaks out of a historical memory threshold (Map) while aligned with a broad volatility envelope (TMA). By using QQE as a momentum trigger and Heiken Ashi to filter out noise during the exit phase, the strategy identifies high-probability swing continuations while mitigating the 'whiplash' effect of raw price action.

Components

• TMA CG 2024 (Centered Moving Average) (regime) — Acts as the primary regime filter; it defines the smoothed volatility channel within which mean reversion or trend expansion occurs.
• Supported map history demonstration (direction) — Acts as a high-frequency momentum check; ensures the current price is expanding beyond its recorded historical 'memory' state plus current map density.
• Qualitative Quantitative Estimation (QQE) (entry) — Provides the specific entry trigger when the smoothed RSI crosses its trailing volatility level, confirming momentum strength.
• Heiken Ashi (Standard MT5) (exit) — Used for noise-filtered exit; a change in HA candle color suggests a loss of directional momentum before the actual price reverses sharply.
• SuperTrend (risk) — Provides a volatility-adjusted floor (for longs) or ceiling (for shorts) for stop-loss placement and position sizing.

Known failure conditions

• The SuperTrend multiplier is consistently hit before Heiken Ashi signals an exit, suggesting ATR is too tight for current noise.
• The TMA CG channel collapses to a horizontal line during low-volatility regimes, generating excessive QQE whipsaws.
• The Map History Demonstration value (y_t) remains static or lags excessively behind price action.

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