nibor100 1,031 posts msg #158609 - Ignore nibor100 |
2/18/2022 3:57:21 AM
making it clickable,
Ed S.
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ron22 255 posts msg #158630 - Ignore ron22 |
2/20/2022 4:46:37 PM
@davesaint86, Regarding the filter posted on 1/31/22.
1. How many triggers are needed for a buy?
2. Do you sell 1/3 shares at pt1 and 1/3 at pt2 and final 1/3 at pt3 or do you ride the trend until the ts1.5% is hit?
3. Did you backtest this filter?
Thank you for posting this filter and for considering my questions.
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davesaint86 725 posts msg #158633 - Ignore davesaint86 |
2/20/2022 8:35:39 PM
Here are some of the rules.
Deep Dip Buy Trading Rules
Determine Share Size and Emergency Stop Loss Level
Used to determined # of shares to purchase plus and Stop Loss.
Stop Loss = Entry Price - Risk (Example: $315 - $1.70)
Trailing Stop based on MA(200/250) Deep Dip Buys
NOTE - You will have to adjust the 1.5 Line up or down every day based on ATR value which fluctuates.
* If price closes below previous day's low after reach the 1.5 ATR trailing stop level - Sell 1/2 of the position.
* If price goes above RSI(70) line and then reaches an intra-day close below RSI(70) Sell 1/2 of the position.
* Close remaining position with a close below the previous days low.
* If price gets close but never reaches the RSI(70) line exit the full position with a close under the 5(EMA)
* If price goes above 1.5 ATR trailing level and come back down and closes below previous days low, sell 1/2 the position. If it goes down further sell at moving average cross.
Trailing Stop based on RSI(30) Deep Dip Buys and a Rejection of the RSI 50 line and MA(50)
"NOTE - You will sell ½ of your position when any of the following three (3) scenarios play out.
You will be completely out of the trade if two of the three scenarios below happen:"
* You will then sell ½ of your shares or the remaining shares if there is a close below the previous days low in any subsequent bars. (***This scenario only applies when you have moved 1.5 ATR from entry***)
* You will then sell ½ of your shares or the remaining shares if the price rejects the 50 RSI level.
* You will then sell ½ of your shares or the remaining shares if the price rejects the 50 SMA level.
"* In the very rare situation of entering with an under 30 back over 30 RSI and none of the previous three rules have
triggered then you would exit ½ of the position with a rejection of the 70 RSI and then exit the remainder of the position
with a subsequent close below the previous days low."
"* If what I just discussed in the previous paragraph happens but the price goes up to at least the 65 RSI or above but does
not quite reach the 70 RSI then you can exit the full position with a close under the 5 EMA"
"* If you reach the 1.5 ATR level and only one or none of the above mentioned scenarios happens then if the price gets
back to your entry level you will exit the trade for break even on the shares remaining.
"
I have not backtested Deep Dip Buy strategy. What I like about it is the risk management. I know he uses ETFReplay to decided what to buy based on the results return in ETFReplay.
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ron22 255 posts msg #158636 - Ignore ron22 |
2/21/2022 12:39:33 AM
@davesaint86, Thank you very much for posting the Deep Dip Buy Trading Rules. Good Trading. Ron
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