China And Short Trading, RSI, Parabolic, And Double Down Strategy
Over the last couple of weeks, we have published a lot of free research. Below we have summarized what we have done.
Before you start reading our research, we would like to mention that we have included a couple of “perks” if you sign up for our monthly trading edges: you get access to both our backtesting course and trading course. Additionally, you get a 15% discount on any product you purchase later.
China trading strategy - FXI trading strategy
In this newsletter we start with a few China and FXI trading strategies:
Double down to go belly-up?
Despite solid performance for most trend-following funds, we are currently in a drawdown in most asset classes. Does it pay off to double down in stocks?
52-week highs
What happens in a bull market? Can we learn something by counting the number of stocks setting 52-week highs?
Shorting in a bear market
We have repeatedly written that traders and investors should not fear a bear market, quite the opposite. Investors can add to positions at lower prices, while traders can prey on increased volatility and short opportunities.
We made a post to track the performance of our short strategy bundle:
Parabolic Sar
Parabolic Sar was invented by Welles Wilder back in the 70s. It’s mainly used as a stop indicator.
RSI momentum
RSI momentum is often used as a potential way to use the RSI indicator. But does it work? We backtested to find out:
If you are not familiar with the RSI indicator, we recommend the following articles:
NFT trading strategy
What is an NFT? How can you make money on NFTs?
Good luck trading and investing!