The Geometric Triangle Foundation
This section visualizes the core algorithmic logic of the ATT system. It tracks structural trend reversals by identifying a three-point geometric formation (T1, T2, T3) interacting with the session's baseline Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP). Use the interactive controls below to step through the sequence.
ℹ️ System State Overview
The ATT algorithm requires strict geometric conditions to form a valid signal. Click the steps on the left to see how the mathematical filters process incoming 1-minute OHLC market data.
Multi-Asset Correlation & Matching Engine
Once the Nifty Index forms a complete T1-T2-T3 triangle, the system filters At-The-Money (ATM) options. Options must always be bought in an uptrend (internal T2 below VWAP). This matrix shows how the Global Nifty Trend mathematically resolves to the correct Option Contract.
If Global Nifty Trend is 'CE'
Nifty T2 formed below VWAP, expecting an upward reversion.
If Global Nifty Trend is 'PE'
Nifty T2 formed above VWAP, expecting a downward reversion.
Execution Mechanics & Exit Boundaries
Once the matching engine locks an option contract at time T3, the system queues a trade. This section demonstrates the chronological entry rule and the dual-boundary exit logic (configurable percentage target vs absolute time cut-off).
Trade Simulator
Locked at the close of T3 + 1 minute.
Condition 1: Limit Target Hit
If any subsequent 1-minute candle high touches or crosses the calculated $P_{Target}$, the position is immediately liquidated for profit.
Condition 2: Absolute Time Cut-off
If the target is not reached by 13:13 IST, the position is force-liquidated at the closing price of the 13:13 candle, regardless of profit or loss.