Author: Oddmund Groette

The end-of-month effect is a well-known trading strategy in the stock market. We have covered this anomaly before. To get you started on what this strategy is all about we

Rotation strategies are popular. One of the reasons is the anticipation of better and more efficient capital allocation, and perhaps a second aim is to reduce the drawdown. Today we

In order to make money trading, you need prey. One of the prerequisites for trading is volatility. No volatility, no prey. No prey, no gains. In this article, we do

Many traders gravitate towards high volatility stocks. Traders need volatility, but you also need to make sure you don’t risk ruin. The ETF with the ticker code XLP is not

All markets are different and have their own seasonalities and tendencies. In the stock market, the tendency is for the gains to accrue during the night – ie. an overnight

Yes, it’s possible to find inefficiencies in the markets. However, if you want to consistently make money in the markets, you need to understand how the markets work. Are you

How many candlestick patterns are there? There is most likely an unlimited number of formations, where the minority has been labeled or given a name. Our research indicates there are

We have recently compiled all the free strategies on our landing page into a 24-page PDF document. The PDF-file contains the logic and Amibroker code for all strategies/ideas. The original

Cryptocurrency markets have many of the characteristics of the commodities markets: Wild swings and gyrations, both up and down. This is exactly what you want for building and creating a

Trend following is popular, especially in the commodity markets, and we aim to shed some light on this type of investing. In this article, we take a deeper look at

We have previously written a couple of articles about trend-following strategies in the S&P 500 and gold: Trend following strategy in gold A simple trend following system in the S&P

Bollinger Bands are widely used and pretty famous. A lesser-known sibling of the Bollinger Bands is Keltner Bands (often called Keltner Channels). Despite being rather unknown, Keltner Bands are still

Larry Connors and Cesar Alvarez revealed a system called Double Seven in their book Short Term Trading Strategies That Work. This is a fairly simple system that at the time

How do you create or build a mean reversion strategy? This article gives you some input and advice on how to develop a mean-reverting strategy and discusses its pros and

Gold is different than stocks: it has no particular use and doesn’t provide any cashflows. If you own stocks, you own something that is producing value. Gold doesn’t produce many

The Average True Range (ATR) was developed by Welles Wilder in the 1970s. In his famous book called New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems, published in 1978, Wilder also published

A bear market is when the price of a financial asset drops in value, normally over an extended period of time. But asset prices go up and down daily, so

Business cycles make different sectors of the stock market perform differently from each other. For example, presumably cyclical stocks and banks tend to move first after a recession (we have

The Chaikin Oscillator was developed by Marc Chaikin in the 1980s. It’s not widely used nor well-known, perhaps for good reasons (we didn’t manage to see much benefits in any

“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.” In the short-term, fear and greed is a major driver

Pairs trading involves market-neutral strategies that aim for profits in any type of market, be it sideways, down, or up. Jim Simons’ The Man Who Solved The Market describes the

The stochastic indicator is a standard indicator in any trading platform, but we rarely see it published in any trading strategies. Compared to the RSI, stochastics seems much less popular.