Radio Wave [AlgoFuego]
Tune a radio and you hear overlapping frequencies resolve
into a single signal. RWC does the same to markets —
summing sine cycles from a single anchor date into one composite rhythm.
Signal processing has a well-established truth: any complex waveform can be decomposed into — or reconstructed from — multiple overlapping sine waves of different frequencies. A radio receiver doesn't analyze the broadcast tower's antenna shape; it resolves overlapping frequencies into one coherent signal. RWC applies the identical principle to markets — modeling price behavior not by reading price, but by summing pure time-based cycles into a single composite rhythm.
The market behaves much like a physical wave — characterized by frequencies, overlaps, reversals, and sub-cycles. RWC delivers a scientific, signal-driven method for accurately detecting the market's timing tones.
The construction starts at a single point in time and radiates outward into multiple overlapping cycle layers — each a pure sine wave, each slightly offset from the last, all summed into the dominant composite rhythm the engine trades from.
Every cycle layer is measured in elapsed bars from a single user-defined Start Date — typically a historically significant market top, bottom, or known cycle origin. This date is the broadcast tower from which every frequency radiates.
Each layer is computed as Cycle(n) = sin(2π × elapsed bars / wavelength(n)), where wavelength(n) = Base Wave Length + (n × Step). The result: a family of sine waves with progressively offset frequencies, all sharing the same origin point.
All cycle layers are added together: Composite Wave = Σ Cycle(1) + Cycle(2) + … + Cycle(N). This single aggregated signal — not any individual layer — is what rising and falling phase detection reads from.
A positive composite value marks the Rising phase — the Long signal zone. A negative value marks the Falling phase — the Short signal zone. Entry, exit, and the full trade engine operate entirely from this one derived signal.
Every wavelength reduces to a single digit by repeatedly summing its digits — the digital root method. Wavelengths sharing the same Path Number tend to produce harmonically aligned wave structures, making it a fast reference for compatible cycle configurations.
The flow is direct: the composite wave crosses into its rising or falling phase, the engine opens a position, and the exit condition — wave reversal or a fixed bar count — closes it. No price interpretation required at any step.
Wave Signal exit closes the trade exactly when the composite wave reverses direction — cycle-aligned, rule-based. Bar Count exit closes after a fixed number of bars regardless of wave state — useful for testing time-limited holding periods independent of phase.
The trade closes precisely when the composite wave transitions from rising to falling (or vice versa). The exit is dictated entirely by the same time-cycle mathematics that triggered the entry — fully rule-based, no manual judgment.
The trade closes after a fixed number of bars from entry, regardless of where the composite wave currently sits. Useful for testing how cycle-timed entries perform over a consistent, predetermined holding period.
The phase transition triggers entry. Everything after — risk management, performance tracking, candle coloring, bars remaining — runs automatically. You tune the frequency. The engine measures every result across your full chart history.
Equity Curve (Illustrative)
Performance data is illustrative. Statistics auto-update with each new phase transition. Commission simulation deducts entry and exit fees from all compound return figures.
Simulates market movement as overlapping sine-wave cycles, each computed from a chosen start date and base wavelength, then summed into a unified composite wave representing the market's dominant rhythm.
Individual cycle layers generated before aggregation are rendered separately, revealing hidden sub-cycle structures and subtle market rhythms invisible on standard price charts.
Simulate Long or Short strategies directly on-chart with configurable entry triggers (Rising or Falling phase), exit conditions (wave reversal or bar count), and full stop-loss/take-profit risk management.
Percentage-based stop-loss and take-profit levels render visually on the chart as labeled lines — customizable in color and label size. Both feed into every backtesting calculation.
Signal type, total trades, wins/losses, max/min/avg return per trade, win rate, compound equity before and after commission, and bars remaining — live on every new signal, directly on your chart.
Entry, exit, stop-loss, and take-profit alerts are individually toggleable through TradingView. Push notifications and email supported — never miss a phase transition, even away from the chart.
Watch a single sine cycle trace a simple, repetitive arc. Then watch the composite wave — built from multiple overlapping layers — trace a richer, more textured rhythm that captures sub-cycle structure a lone wave can't see.
A single sine cycle computed from the start date produces a clean, repetitive wave — but it only captures one frequency. Real market rhythm rarely resolves to a single periodic pattern, so this layer alone misses sub-cycle nuance.
A single Base Wave Length generates one sine cycle from the anchor date.
The wave rises and falls in a perfectly even rhythm — simple, but limited.
Secondary timing nuances within the broader rhythm go undetected by a single frequency.
Radio Wave is part of the complete AlgoFuego library. One subscription unlocks all 6+ indicators — Original Time Cycles, Gann Astrology, Swing Chart, Timeseries-Driven Trading, MA-DNA, and every future addition. No individual purchases. No upsells.