While you might not have known it by its name, you would have fallen victim to the bear trap, especially if you love “calling the top” of a reversal trade. Have you ever tried entering a short trade thinking the bullish trend is losing momentum and the price of the security you’re trading is about…
The Nasdaq-100 index is one of the most followed stock indexes around the globe. But what exactly is it? The Nasdaq-100 is a stock index that tracks 100 of the largest domestic and international non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange based on market capitalization and other factors. It is one of the world’s…
The micro E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures strategy is the method or technique that you can use to trade the micro E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures profitably. Micro E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures are a type of electronically traded Nasdaq 100 futures that are one-tenth the price of the E-mini Nasdaq 100 futures. Like the e-mini and conventional…
The Nasdaq E-mini 100 futures contract is an electronically traded stock market index futures contract based on the Nasdaq 100 index — an index of the largest 100 non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The index is primarily made up of technology stocks and can be viewed as a barometer for the US…
We have previously published an article on using RSI on SPY (relative strength index). The RSI has proven to be a valuable indicator/tool for mean reversion in the main stock indices. Today we present an RSI trading strategy. In this article, we look at how the RSI performs on QQQ – an RSI mean reversion…
Yesterday, the 3rd of September 2020, witnessed a pretty big drop in the stock market with Nasdaq leading the decline with a drop of 5.07%. Out of interest, I looked at the performance of September going back to 1970, using S&P 500 (not including dividends). The chart below shows the performance from the close of…
Below is a simple and easy trading strategy to implement in QQQ. Let’s go straight to the trading rules: Trading Rules [/am4show] The equity curve since January 2000 looks like this (starting with 100 000 in equity and allocating 100% of equity to every trade, ie. compounding, but taxes are not deducted): Worth noting is…
Previously we have written about the Turnaround Tuesday Strategy and the Monday/Tuesday trade strategy in Nasdaq (QQQ). How has this strategy performed lately? Pretty good. I’ve been trading this strategy, with these trading rules: Trading Rules [/am4show] This is all there is to it. In the previous article, the exit criteria were when higher than…
One very simple strategy for QQQ/Nasdaq: Today is Monday OR Tuesday. IBS (c-l/h-l) is 0.1 or lower. If conditions 1 and 2 are fulfilled, go long at the close. Exit on the first close higher than yesterday’s high (code in Amibroker is c>ref(h,-1)). This is all there is to it. Here is the equity curve…
