200-SMA Swing Bounce Trading Strategy
The 200-period SMA on the daily chart is the most-watched long-term support/resistance level in equities. Bounces off a rising 200-SMA in a long-term uptrend are among the highest-…
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The 200-period SMA on the daily chart is the most-watched long-term support/resistance level in equities. Bounces off a rising 200-SMA in a long-term uptrend are among the highest-…
A Darvas box forms when a stock trades in a tight range after a significant advance. Breaking above the box high with volume signals continuation. Ride the next leg up until a new …
Three consecutive strong bullish candles, each closing at or near its high with minimal upper wicks, signal sustained buying pressure. After a base/consolidation, this pattern ofte…
A 'naked' Point of Control is a prior session's POC that has not yet been revisited. Markets have a strong tendency to return to naked POCs, trade the return for magnet-to-level mo…
After a completed TD Setup (count of 9), the TD Countdown begins. Counting 13 specific closing relationships that signal deeper exhaustion. A confirmed 13 Countdown is one of the s…
A 'perfected' TD Setup requires bars 8 or 9 to trade below (for buy) or above (for sell) the low/high of bars 6 and 7. This extra qualifier filters out weaker setups and typically …
Breakaway gaps mark the start of new trends. They gap out of a consolidation range or key resistance level with strong volume. Unlike common gaps, these don't fill and signal insti…
Gann's Square of 9 uses geometric angles (45°, 90°, 180°) from significant price points to project future support and resistance levels. Trade bounces and rejections at Square of 9…
A 'poor high' is a market profile high formed by only 1-2 single prints, indicating the upper extreme was not auction-accepted. These unfinished highs typically get revisited and s…
Power of 3 describes the daily cycle: Accumulation → Manipulation → Distribution. Price accumulates in an Asian session range, manipulates (runs stops) at London open, then distrib…
NR7 (Narrowest Range of 7 days): today's range is the smallest of the last 7 trading days. A clear volatility contraction. Explosive breakouts follow these compressed days more oft…
An inside day (entirely within prior day's range) combined with 20-day-low ATR signals double volatility compression. A coiled spring. Trade the break of the inside day in the dire…
Sign of Strength (SOS): after accumulation completes, price advances with wide range and expanding volume. The first clear evidence institutional buying has overwhelmed supply. Ent…
Trade the spread between two correlated instruments. When correlation breaks, the spread is expected to revert, go long the underperformer, short the outperformer.
Calculate the Z-score of price relative to its 50-period moving average. Extreme Z-scores (±2 or ±2.5) indicate statistically significant deviation, fade these extremes expecting m…
In a long-term uptrend (above 200-day SMA), buy when 2-period RSI drops below 10 (severe short-term oversold) and exit when price closes above the 5-day SMA. Designed specifically …
The original Turtle trading system rule: buy on breakouts above the 20-day high, sell below the 20-day low. Position size based on ATR (1 unit = 1% account risk per N, where N = 20…