EOD Trading Strategies – What is it? | Backtest and Examples

Last Updated on June 19, 2022

Below we have a few selected EOD trading strategies.

Since we started writing in 2012 we have presented about 75 free trading strategies, and we present a monthly trading edge for our paying subscribers (which you also can buy individually or in bundles). We trade both ETFs and futures ourselves and we cover a wide range of markets in our research, albeit stock indices are what we cover the most – simply because we believe the stock market offers the best risk and reward. Furthermore, we believe the stock market offers the most sustainable strategies because of the structural upward drag during the night session.

EOD strategies:

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