These very simple requirements have led to some very strong results, both short and intermediate-term. Four weeks out the average trade has produced a gain in the QQQQ of over 10%. Even if this apparent upside edge does play out, I don’t expect to see gains this strong over the next month. Often the outsized gains were partially due to the volatile environment that was present when the study triggered. Many of these occurred during the wild 2000 – 2002 bear market in the Nasdaq. The current environment is carrying low volatility, so my expectations are dampened.
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1 comment:
Hi Rob,
I have been a reader of yours for the past 3 years and found your posts extremely educating and useful.
It would be interesting to see how the results changed on this current scan if you were to add a market classifier filter which takes into account volatility and trend filter.
Again, thanks for being so kind to share all your great material to your readers.
Regards,
Andrew Palladino.
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