Bull Market Strategy, Death Cross, Double Bottoms (And More)
During the last week we published many articles:
Double death cross:
One of the most famous moving average trading strategies is the death cross. But there is also a double death cross. We explained what it is and backtested it:
Double top chart pattern:
Two swing highs and a break below the neckline form a double top pattern. Is this a tradeable short strategy?
Double bottom chart pattern:
Two swing lows that bottom more or less on the same level signal a double bottom. It’s regarded as a bullish reversal pattern if it breaks above the neckline. Can we backtest such a strategy?
Bull market trading strategy:
Both investors and traders tend to love a bull market. We argue they might have the wrong mindset (please read or facts of a bear market to understand why).
That said, a bull market brings peace of mind to most people. Below is a bull market strategy:
Rabbit Trail Channel Trading Strategy
There are different ways to skin a cat, they say. This is true in trading as well. While some find their edge in the market with the help of trading indicators, others trade the price action, and the rabbit trail channel trading strategy is one of their arsenals. But what is this rabbit trail channel trading strategy?
Trading edges:
What is a trading edge? In an old article we explained what we mean by a trading edge and how and where you can “find” one:
We also remind you that we publish a monthly trading edge for our paying subscribers every month:
Dogecoin and crypto:
Dogecoin has witnessed a huge fear and greed cycle over the last few years. Is it possible to find any robust and tradeable strategies that are likely to work in the future?
We believe this is not very likely: