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Systematic Trading and Investing Concepts can be a bit overwhelming if you are new to the subject and don't know where to start.  Here are a few Quantified Trading Strategies and their updated daily signal scans, along with their updated monthly back testing statistics (updated at the end of each month).

(Strategy Scans are computerized daily scans that are rules-based.  These scans should be treated as any other stock scanner that searches for "conditions" available in the market and DO NOT constitute trading or investing advice.  Individual Traders and Investors must make decisions at their OWN RISK.  Please read our Disclaimers carefully.)

The Systematic Investors Group Free Daily Strategy Scans are intentionally designed to give our Systematic community members some ideas using computer-generated, rules-based trading and investing signals that have been triggered by some of the Systems and Strategies that our community members have Coded and Quantified.  These signals are generated like clock-work each and every morning as long as the trading rules criteria are valid each day.

RSI-2 Pullback

The RSI-2 Pullback is a short-term strategy that looks for minor corrections in stocks that are trending higher.  It is a dip-buying reversion-based strategy.

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The Super-Charged Momentum Trend is an active short-term momentum and trend-following strategy that makes use of range and volume expansion for a better edge.

*FEATURED* BETA Strategy

"Fab Tech Rotation" - trading the Nasdaq 100 Universe

This is a less active, short to medium term Rotation Strategy that exploits the both the turn of the month phenomenon (i.e. best time to buy stocks tends to be near the end of the current month/beginning of the following month) and also the well known Momentum characteristic of the market (a stock in motion tends to stay in motion, and the trend is your friend until the final bend at the end!). 

The individual stocks in the Nasdaq 100 Universe are ranked by absolute strength over varying time periods.  The Strategy chooses the strongest six (6) stocks on the Rotation Day (which is 3 trading days before the end of the month).  It buys all stocks in the list and sells all positions not currently in the list.  If a stock from the previous month is also on the list on Rotation Day, then the position is kept.  Each position is equal weighted 16.67% in the total portfolio allocation allotted.  (Example - $60,000 / 6 positions = $10,000 per position).

The Strategy also uses various market regime filters and "kill switches" to decide whether each position should be in the market, or not.  The Strategy will rotate into cash on a position by position basis should the conditions warrant on any given day (position status will change from "BUY" to "#Exit").  Those managing this Strategy should check positions that need to be exited every day or every several days at most in case there is a change in position status.  Therefore, both individual stock positions may rotate fully into cash and stay in cash from time to time AND the entire portfolio may do the same (go to cash), as would be the case in the event of a "Bear Market", as defined by the Strategy Rules.

BETA Strategy

"Squeeze Pause Sprint" - trading the SP 1500 Universe

This is an active short to medium term Strategy that exploits an initial low-volatility environment in strong trending stocks that are fairly near their recent highs.  The Strategy attempts to take advantage of entering during a low-volatility phase (the "pause" or "consolidation" phase) and capitalize on a subsequent return to higher volatility with a corresponding (and expected) momentum move or "pop" that resolves in higher prices.

BETA Strategy

"Squeeze Pause Sprint" - trading the Russell 3000 Universe

This is an active short to medium term Strategy that exploits an initial low-volatility environment in strong trending stocks that are fairly near their recent highs.  The Strategy attempts to take advantage of entering during a low-volatility phase (the "pause" or "consolidation" phase) and capitalize on a subsequent return to higher volatility with a corresponding (and expected) momentum move or "pop" that resolves in higher prices.