
I made this study of MoneySpy on a Weekly Basis. If you were to Buy/Sell at the Zero line and take profit at any reversal.
Here are the results:
During a 271 point gain from March to July13 this system would have had a 77 point gain, with one loosing trade. Since July 13 you would have been long with a 157 point gain to date.
Below are the results of a study of the Daily chart.


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Pretty impressive! And for this type of market-neutral trading system, how about also benchmarking against the total range (high-low)? Sometimes we're in a choppy period where the index ends up where it started, but a good system should be able to pick a good part of the full trading range.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'm not sure what you mean by benchmarking against the total Range (High-Low)
ReplyDeleteBasically I think it's best to initiate a trade at the zero line and take what ever profit you get when it peaks. You leave a little on the table but if every trade is a winner that work for me.