Trading Plan: Robotic Investing Tactical Trading Strategies
This is post #4 in a series of posts outlining my Robotic Investing Trading Plan. Make sure you subscribe to get notified when new articles in the series gets posted. Today I am taking about my trading strategies and what makes up my systems. The series of posts is based on the Van K. Tharp business plan methodology as outlined in:
Robotic Investing Tactical Trading Strategies
I have already provided an overview of my overall trading strategies on the page titled:
Robotic Investing Rules-Based Investing Portfolio
Please head over to that page to read the full details about my personal trading strategies. In the meantime, here is the chart and table that summarizes the rules-based trading strategies I use:
[visualizer id=”488″]
Strategy Name | Assets Used | Rules | Link |
---|---|---|---|
Supercharged Index Investing |
|
| Supercharged Index Investing |
Dual Momentum |
|
| Dual Momentum |
TQQQ Trend Following (Personally Traded Version) | TQQQ - Proshares UltraPro 3x QQQ |
| For the version tracked on this site:TQQQ Trend Following The rules to the left are what I personally trade, which is different than the link above, and is not tracked on this site. |
ETF Swing Trading System | Multiple ETFs |
| ETF Swing Trading |
ETF High / Low Trading Strategy | Multiple ETFs |
| ETF High / Low Trading Strategy |
ETF 4-Day RSI 25 Strategy | Multiple ETFs |
| ETF High / Low Trading Strategy |
4% Momentum Surge | All U.S. Stocks & ETFs |
| Stay Tuned... |
Stocks on the Move | Stocks from the S&P 500 | Step 1: Determine Market Trend
| Stocks on the Move |
Daily Breakout | All U.S. Stocks |
| Daily Breakout |
TC2000 Bollinger Band Breakouts | All U.S. Stocks |
| TC2000 Bollinger Band Breakouts |
Market Long/Short | DYLS |
| Stay Tuned... |
Lending Loop | Peer-to-Peer Lending |
| Lending Loop |
Next Steps for the Robotic Investing Trading Plan
Most people think that the trading strategies they use are the most important part of their trading plan. They are important, but I would suggest that getting grounded in your mission and goals & objectives and market beliefs are even more important. Be sure to read those articles on this site and go through the exercise to lay those out for yourself. The next post in this series will be about the trade tools I use to manage my portfolio.
To make sure you get notified when I post Part 5 in this series, please subscribe to my newsletter.
I would love to hear how you analyze the market. Please use the comments below to answer the following question:
- What strategies do you use in your own portfolio?
Featured Image: Johnston Canyon, Banff NP Alberta Canada by Jonathan Mueller
Disclaimer: The information provided on this site is for education purposes only. The author is not a registered financial adviser and the ideas discussed on the site are just trading analysis and not recommendations. Robotic Investing doesn’t endorse any of the comments that might appear on the discussion threads. There is no guarantee for those comments to be accurate. By reading this site you automatically agree that Robotic Investing is not responsible for any of your trading decisions. Remember not to risk money that you cannot afford to lose. RoboticInvesting.com and all its products are Copyright© by Robotic Investing and property of Robotic Investing. All Rights Reserved.