Core Concepts

1. What is a TPO?

A TPO is a Time Price Opportunity.
A TPO represents any price that is traded in a half hour period.
On the example to the right each letter can be defined as a TPO,
the letters representing an opportunity to trade at the price scale shown.

2. What is the point of control (POC)?

The price in a range of data that corresponds to the highest
horizontal development.
The example to the right shows that the price 26290
is the widest point of the data in the distribution.
This price has traded in 15 time periods or has 15 TPO's (letters),
the total number of periods traded is 17 as seen in the study
above the distribution. 88% of the total trades have been at the POC (26290).