@W3hunterI've got another Idea for you to look at! I haven't had...

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    @W3hunter

    I've got another Idea for you to look at! I haven't had any time to code it up for back testing yet but quickly running through some charts It looks like it would work.

    Reasoning; any of these stocks, particularly the GC trade type we're looking at, will put in a yearly low, good trades usually make hundreds of percent at a minimum, some up to 10x. Looking through a few charts, I've noticed that 100% above the yearly lows is generally a good price level that determines if a stock is going to change trend. I.e. it doubles from the low, then it usually doubles again at a minimum.

    System:
    - long term down trend
    - enter after C > 100% above the 52 week low
    - sell at 400% above the yearly low (double then double again)
    - Stop loss, TBD, trailing percent etc. etc. Min R:R is 1:2, a 50% stop would see new yearly lows so definitely invalidates the trade, I'd guess any trailing stop could get R:R 1:3 or higher pretty quickly.

    I'll get around to coding something up in a month or so, but I just thought I'd share my thoughts, it could be a way of catching that early first wave.
 
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