Book Description
What if a price chart is more than a record of past movement? What if it can also be examined as a structured field containing measurable evidence of opposing market forces?
The Titov Theory of Market Forces introduces an original framework for studying financial price behavior. Rather than beginning with forecasts, trading signals, or familiar bullish and bearish labels, the theory begins with observation: how price reacts within a defined analytical space surrounding a selected reference price.
Konstantin Titov proposes that the visible structure of completed candles can be separated into distinct forms of evidence. Candle extensions represent directional interaction, while candle bodies represent the directional result retained by the market. This distinction creates four primary measures:
Titov Ascendant Force
Titov Descendant Force
Titov Ascendant Result
Titov Descendant Result
The book develops a new analytical vocabulary and a complete conceptual architecture around these quantities. It introduces the Titov Uchaf Sector, positioned above the reference price, and the Titov Isaf Sector, positioned below it. Only price events whose complete ranges fall within a defined sector are admitted into its measurement, allowing the same rules to be applied consistently by different researchers.
Through this framework, the market can be studied in terms of force balance, directional result, evidence density, sector agreement, force conversion, efficiency, spatial distribution, and multiscale concordance. A large measured force may accompany little retained movement. A relatively small force may accompany a substantial result. Similar outcomes may therefore arise from very different internal field structures.
This volume does not present the theory as a promise of future price movement or financial performance. Its purpose is to define a new object of analysis, establish an original terminology, and provide a structured foundation for measurement, replication, criticism, and empirical testing.
Written for traders, market researchers, quantitative analysts, financial theorists, and developers of analytical systems, The Titov Theory of Market Forces offers a different way to examine the chart:
not simply as a history of where price has been, but as a present-state field of observable reactions.
This is Volume I of The Titov Science of Market Forces, a three-volume series progressing from theory to measurement and practical application.
