LESSONS

for the 21st Century

FOR YOUR OWN LEARNING

NOT FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC
Mehmed Gresiyenko©2021
 PREAMBLE

Modern world civilization owes its services to a

Muslim scholar and scientist, Shaykh Abu Jakfar
Muhammad bin Musa Al-Khwarizmi. He wrote the
book Al-Jabr wal-Muqabalah (Rules of Restoration
and Reduction), in 825 AD. In modern times, Al-
Khwarizmi, the area where Jakfar Muhammad was
born, is located in Khiva City, Republic of
Uzbekistan, a republic in the Russian Federation
which is partly located in Central Asia and Eastern
Europe, and was once part of the Soviet Union, but
chose independence, 31 August 1991. Now
Uzbekistan is a good neighbor to Russia.

From Al-Khwarizmi, various forms of digital civilization have been created as it

is today. Yes, from the name Al-Khwarizmi, an absorption term in English
emerged, algorithm (algorithm). In addition to the concept of the algorithm,
Al-Khwarizmi also studied the theory of "zero" from the Ancient India, and
introduced "zero" in the Arabic numbering system, which was later adapted by
the Europeans.

In modern times, the number zero is an existing part of the binary code and is
the basis for the formation of computer programs and all digital devices in the
Modern Age, including in Digital Commerce. Al-Khwarizmi is also the basic
conceptor of algebra (this name is taken from the title of his writing, Al-Jabr
wal-Muqabalah), a basic foundation of Mathematics which includes number
theory, geometry, and analysis of the solution.

Now, to analyze Binary Trading, my teacher from Russia, Mr. Nikolay Chalov,
uses an algorithmic method, by analyzing the last digit in a decimal number,
which is better known as XZ Analysis.

For algorithm students who are Muslim, please read the Alfatihah prayer on (1)
Sayyid Al-Musthafa Rasulullah Muhammad SAW; (2) Sayyid Ali Al-Murtadha;
(3) Sayyidah Fathimatuz-Zahra; (4) Sayyid Hasan and Sayyid Husain; and (5)
Shaykh Abu Jakfar Muhammad bin Musa Al-Khwarizmi. And lastly, pray for my
teacher, Mr. Nikolay, for goodness and happiness in his life.

In closing, if these sheets are useful, then use them for things that are
beneficial. For individuals and families, as well as anyone who needs a helping
hand. Don't use it for evil, or help evil, such as drug trafficking, weapons to
oppress fellow creatures of God, or terrorism and war, even in the name of
religion! By God, whoever intends evil with this method, may it never succeed
and always experience failure.
DISCLAIMER

1. We do not recommend, require, let alone invite to trade on certain

platforms. Trading commodities on any type of platform or broker, in
this case Binary/Deriv, is very risky, and therefore any profit or loss is
your personal responsibility.
2. This information is presented based on an understanding of algorithms
that have very high accuracy. However, this information does not
guarantee 100 percent accuracy. Remember, if we have 1000
capabilities, brokers/platforms have 1001 ways to break our analysis.
3. All material is presented for educational purposes, and therefore partial
or complete copying is not permitted without our consent. Parties who
copy some of this material, must include the source of the manuscript
from us.
4. Once again, we convey a warning, that trading on any type of platform
or broker, is very risky. Therefore, practice first with a demo/virtual
account without capital, so as to understand the intricacies and matters
of numerical logic and algorithmic logic in analyzing the market.
5. Manuscripts obtained from us, will receive a direct explanation through
the WhatsApp group.
CHAPTER FIRST
AT A GLANCE ABOUT THE MARKET AND ANALYSIS METHODS

OVERVIEW OF THE MARKET

Trading in Binary, like other types of trading, recognizes the terms uptrend
(price goes up), downtrend (price goes down), and sideways (price is stable,
moving in place). All types of trades, futures of tick duration, seconds,
minutes, hours, or even days and weeks, must take into account market
conditions that are uptrend, downtrend, or sideways. Most importantly, "never
fight the trend" or never fight the trend.

The difference in
determining
whether the market
is in an uptrend,
downtrend, or
sideways, is the
time period for
concluding the
trend that has been
and is currently
running.

If the transaction is
in minutes and
hours, then the time
to analyze the
market is uptrend,
downtrend, or
sideways, much
longer than the tick
duration.

In a transaction with
a duration of ticks,
such as 5-10 ticks,
all that is needed is
to see if the price is
moving up, the
price is going down, or the price is sideways, in the range of 10-20 ticks or the
equivalent of 20-40 seconds, which has been and is running . This can be seen
in Analyzer.
PRICE FLUCTUATION VISIBLE FROM THE LAST NUMBER OF
THE DECIMAL FRACTION

Every price seen in all trading indices on

Binary/Deriv, is a series of numbers based on
decimal numbers, a number based on 10. Here
I do not elaborate on the explanation of the
price conversion, although I have tabulated it.

Trading in Binary/Deriv, as well as any type of

trade that uses the decimal number system,
can be converted to the binary number
system, a base 2 number, which is symbolized
by the symbols 0 and 1.

Mathematicians classify the symbol 0 as an

even number. While the symbol number 1 is
classified as an odd number. In the binary
number system, 0 means “false” or off/low.
Medium 1 means "true" or on / high. etc

From this it can be equated, that every odd

character number in a decimal number, equates to 1 in a binary number. Every
even number in a decimal number equals 0 in a binary number. For example,
the number 3 (decimal number), when converted to a binary number is 0011.
This means that the numbers 3 and 0011 are both odd numbers. Therefore, the
last digit in each price, which is a fraction of a decimal number, can be a
representation of the entire value of the price in one tick.

In the programming world of modern digital systems, binary numbers are

better known as bits, short for binary digits. Bits can represent five important
things, namely: (1) characters; (2) numbers; (3) logical value (true/false); (4)
color; and (5) location. These five things are not discussed. However, it is still
included in the manuscript, so that it is understood that the analysis using the
"last digit" method has a clear scientific background, not gambling
speculation.
 CANDLESTICK PERIOD COMES FROM EVERY PRICE TICK

Many people doubt the accuracy of the analysis of the last digit of the decimal
number fraction (which is known as the xZ analysis). They argue that this
analysis is another form of gambling speculation. Of course everyone agrees,
there is no 100 percent accurate analysis method. However, throwing the xZ
Analysis method into the trash is unacceptable.

Those, who doubt this analysis, seem to forget that a candlestick, such as a
one minute candlestick, is a series of prices formed from each price tick, for
one minute. Likewise candlesticks with a duration of three minutes. In each
candlestick, there is an OCLH formula, namely Open (the price when the trade
was opened); Closed (the price after the trade is closed); Low (lowest price);
and High (highest price). Thus, a candlestick is formed from a series of prices,
which reflect the value of OCLH.

“Is this last digit analysis related to the market trend? Isn't the market trend
formed from a series of prices over a certain period, and a price is seen from
the last digit in the decimal number," I asked my teacher, Mr. Nikolay Chalov
(Nikolas) from Russia via e-mail.

“No market! No time! Not related! You need to understand the essence!
Remember the words of Pythagoras: everything is a number. You just have to
see and understand it! In Binary, you can calculate algorithms! In Forex, you
can also calculate the trend with candlesticks. And the candlestick starts and
ends with a number!” said Mr. Nicholas.

Pay attention and understand the following illustration.

The number 0 is the last

digit of the decimal
point, which is visible in
the 20-tick Analyzer
(pictured right).
The red dot in the lower
left corner and the blue
dot in the upper right
corner, in the image
resembling a worm, are
the chart form for the
last 20 ticks, in the box
on the right.

This green candlestick is

formed based on the
accumulated price for one --Mehmed Gresiyenko--
minute.

The price that is formed in a minute duration, forms a candlestick pattern of that
duration. Likewise the duration of three minutes. In each candlestick, there is an
OCLH formula, namely Open (the price when the trade was opened); Closed (the
price after the trade is closed); Low (lowest price); and High (highest price).
Thus, a candlestick is formed from a series of prices, which reflect the value of
OCLH.
All types of candlesticks are formed from a series of prices, which reflect the
OCLH value. And each price, reflected in the last digit in the decimal number.
SECOND CHAPTER
ABOUT ALGORITHM AND NUMBER LOGIC ON THE XY Axis

In principle, the algorithm is a method to

solve a problem in a systematic, structured, The gist of algorithm

selections
logical, fast and precise manner.

An algorithm consists of three basic row of numbers sorted

structures, namely (1) sequences; (2) sorting
(selections/branching); and (3)
looping/iteration/repetition. An algorithmic
sorting
process, always experiences these three series of numbers sorted
things. To solve the problem, the algorithm
performs several types of work. comparison
Sorting and sorting results
This manuscript does not describe the are compared
types of algorithmic work in detail, except
for a brief glance. these things will go through a
process of sequence,
The first is the type of “merge and quick selection and repetition.
sort” algorithm, which sorts the elements of
the data series into two parts, then
combines them to get sequential data sets. The data series is divided into two
sub-series, A[p…q-1] and A[q+1…r], where each element of A[p…q-1] is less than
or equal to A[q], and each element in A[q+1…r] is greater than or equal to the
element in A[q]. This element A[q] is called the pivot element.

Second, the type of algorithm "buble and insertion sort", which performs
sorting by comparing each item in a list in pairs. The data is sorted into halves,
until no elements remain in the unsorted section or array. After sorting, the
data is compared.

Remember, "languages come and go, but algorithms stand the test of time".
“An algorithm must be seen to be believed” (algorithm must be seen to be
believed). That's a quote on an internet page.

Israeli writer and historian, Yuval Noah Harari, in his book Homo Deus (2015),
states: “after God and Man, algorithms will make the decisions.”

And as an encouragement to myself, I (Mehmed Gresiyenko), stated: “number

combinations in Binary/Deriv are constantly changing, but algorithms are
eternal”.
 DECIMAL NUMBER SYSTEM

Ancient Javanese society stated: "kabéh

tumindake urip can be didilng saka wilangan
wêtoning panggawene" (all actions of a
person can be seen from the number of the
angka
worthless symbol
date of his birth). The philosopher from
Samos, Ancient Greece, Pythagoras, stated:
“óla ta prágmata eínai noúmero” (all things are nomor
number). Of course what is meant by
numbers indicating
"wilangan" or "noúmero", refers to the
position/order/position
meaning of numbers, which are symbols of
numbers that have value.
bilangan
And because all trading indices on
number (symbol) that
Binary/Deriv use decimal number logic, then
has been rated
read and understand the brief explanation
below, to make it easier to understand xZ
Analysis later.

Below is a depiction of a decimal number line, a number based on 10. Here,

zero is colorless, because zero is neither a positive number nor a negative
number. But in the practice of counting base 10, zero is included in the
number.

DECIMAL NUMBER
Negative Number Zero Positive Numbers

                    

--Mehmed Gresiyenko--
Imagine, positive/negative number line, folded up/down. There the numbers 9 and
1 meet at a zero point. While the number 5 is on the bottom, between 4 and 6.

DECIMAL NUMBER
Every positive/negative decimal number, has an inverse in negative/positive number
Negative Number Zero Positive Numbers

                    

                    
Every positive/negative decimal number, has a positive/negative peer reflection

                    

                    
XY AXIS, QUADRANTS, AND NUMBER POSITION LOGIC

Cartesian Coordinate System, in this manuscript the XY Axis is written, in the

form of a horizontal line called the Abscissa (X Axis). While the vertical line is
called the ordinate (Y axis). The point
of intersection between X and Y is the
center point or origin, denoted by the
symbol 0.

The two axes are perpendicular to

each other, so XY is divided into four
parts (quadrants), in which Quadrants
I, II, III, and IV, have different angles.

The four quadrants are ordered

starting from the top right (Quadrant
I), circling counterclockwise. In
Quadrant I, both coordinates (x and y)
are positive. In Quadrant II, x is
negative and y is positive. In Quadrant
III, x and y are both negative. While Quadrant IV, x is positive and y is negative.

Look at the picture, right above this. How to see it from point /0/ to circle to
the left, counter clock wise. When a point moves on the upper left side, for
example the number 8 and 9, then it has the potential to shift to the lower
area. When there is a meeting of numbers 9 with 1, or 1 with 9, then it has the
potential to move to another quadrant.
Below, the number positioning logic adopts quadrant concatenation.

ORDINATE/ LEVEL AREA CIRCLE OF NUMBER NOTES/

ZONE ZONE ZONE POSITION NUMBERS QUOTES

+y  
   Number

A
1 and 9
   meet
in one
   zero point,
which
   where
number
   1 and 9
is at
   in position
   parallel



B 



but in
different
quadrants/
levels.

 

 
  

A
The
   numbers in
A Blue, will
   meet the
   numbers in
A Red.
  
The
   numbers in
B Blue, will
  
B
meet the
   numbers in
B Red.
  

-y
 
This is an example of applying number position logic in the xZ Index 100
Analyzer, which adopts trigonometric theory. Take a look below.

7760
three-digit combination, 776, surely you think down. And this is not wrong,
because in fact the chart fell below the barrier. This is assuming, you know one
number before 77.

After 77, you see the numbers 6. When assuming starting 776, many people
think the graph is going down, because the difference of one number value, 7
and 6, with the number 6 under 7. You are not wrong. But the factor that
brought the 776 down was not the numbers 6. But the number before 77.
Number 6 only the confirming numbers are down.

When you see the numbers 6, then you must always tell yourself, that 6 always
on top 5 in the XY Axis. of course numbers 5 this is imaginary. Remember,
numbers 6 always on top 5. Because 6this is an even number, then it will go
down if there is a number 1. Why numbers 1 can emphasize 76 as a descending
direction? Cause number 1 equal to 5, only the two numbers are distinguished
by quadrants/levels/zones.

Turns out numbers 0. Zero, whatever the value (0/10), stays on top 1. So that 0
not making 776 down, but up. Because 0 on 1, which you imagine. Here you do
not ask, where are the numbers 1? Again, you imagine, as you imagine
numbers 6 on 5.

Another example, 1549. Number 159 equal position. However 4 under 5.

Another example, 9824. Number 98 down one level. 8 and 2equal position, and
4 domiciled 6, which one 6 lower than 8.
For another example, learn to understand and explain for yourself.