Technology

Engineering clarity into the chart

MKTAIS builds rule-based, adaptive analysis tools. The goal is not prediction — it is a clearer, objective description of what price is doing.

Core capabilities

Five areas of focus

Adaptive algorithms

Markets alternate between quiet and volatile phases. Fixed-length calculations react too slowly in one and too nervously in the other. MKTAIS tools scale their behaviour to measured volatility so the same logic stays usable across regimes.

Market structure

Swing highs and lows are the skeleton of price action. We detect them with explicit, repeatable rules and use them to describe trend, pullbacks and structural breaks.

Trend analysis

Trend is treated as a state with transitions, not as a single line. Visual output is designed to make changes of state obvious without cluttering the chart.

Risk management

Tools are designed to support disciplined execution — position sizing and loss limits come before entries.

AI technology

We research machine-learning and AI-assisted methods for tasks such as scanning and classification, and ship them only when they are explainable and add clear value over simpler rules.

Development process

From idea to release

  1. Research

    Define the market behaviour a tool should describe, and how it should be measured.

  2. Prototype

    Implement the logic natively on the target platform and validate it visually on many instruments and timeframes.

  3. Verify

    Check for repainting, edge cases and performance; document every input.

  4. Release

    Publish with a manual, templates and presets; maintain and improve based on feedback.

Commitments

What we will not claim

Trading software is often sold with promises no tool can keep. MKTAIS follows a simple set of rules.

  • No guaranteed profits, win rates or accuracy percentages — ever.
  • No simulated results presented as real performance.
  • Documented behaviour: what each tool calculates is explained in its manual.
  • Non-repainting logic where a tool is described as such.
  • Tools for analysis — never presented as financial advice or signals.