Real-time data analysis
Price data, volume flows and order book depth are continuously recorded and normalized. Model updates take place in a matter of seconds, depending on the connected data provider.
TsugGlügernetz processes market and order book data in real time and distributes capital in structured tranches. The weighting of each tranche follows a statistical model, not a fixed calendar interval.
Start analysisClassic dollar-cost averaging buys at fixed time intervals, regardless of whether the market is decreasing or increasing volatility. This reduces timing risk on average but ignores available information.
TsugGlügernetz retains the basic principle of tranching, but changes their volume. Volatility clusters, order book depth and momentum indicators are incorporated into a model that rebalances each planned tranche before it is executed.
Data analysis, modeling and execution run as a coherent process, not as separate tools.
Price data, volume flows and order book depth are continuously recorded and normalized. Model updates take place in a matter of seconds, depending on the connected data provider.
Statistical models estimate probabilities of short-term price movements and mark time windows with a more favorable risk-reward ratio for the next tranche.
Released tranches are executed based on rules. Emotion-free execution means: no manual readjustment, no delay due to doubts.
Transparency does not arise through references, but rather through the traceability of the process.
Prices, volumes and order book depth are continuously recorded, adjusted and converted into a uniform time series format.
Models identify recurring volatility and momentum patterns within the prepared time series.
Each signal detected is checked against existing position size, portfolio exposure and current market width before it is released.
The system generates a specific tranche recommendation or executes it automatically via the connected API according to stored rules.
The same signal logic can be applied to individual positions or to an entire portfolio.
In phases of increased fluctuation, the system reduces the tranche size per execution and increases the execution frequency. This distributes the entry risk more finely without changing the planned overall allocation. When volatility declines, the logic reverts to standard tranching.
Signals from individual positions are incorporated into a portfolio-wide view. Overweighted clusters are automatically slowed down with the next tranche allocation, while underrepresented positions receive relatively more weight, within pre-determined upper limits.