Have you considered using market internals (market breadth, e.g. Advance / Declines) as a filter
for your mean reversion trades on stocks?
This means we are seeing fewer stocks sell off and setting up
for a mean reversion trade.
I have been using and promoting RSI2 since 2004
for mean reversion trading.
Not exact matches
Several years ago, we began working with Jack after discovering that his short - term «
reversion to the
mean» ETF system greatly complimented the Morpheus momentum
trading strategy
for individual stocks.
Claugus is also very interesting in that he generally
trades against the market, looking
for mean reversion situations.
These can be trending or
mean reversion systems, but on a shorter time frame — Weissman cites that these generate signals
for trades that last 10 days or less.
Since this is not possible (
for most of us), I don't think that the resulting statistics reflect the reality of
trading a stock
mean reversion system.
To paraphrase Mr. Varadi, most of the opportunities arise at the same time so it is really no better than
trading a stock index
for mean reversion.
Meanwhile, Vince's models find
mean -
reversion in over-extended stocks
for short - term
trades of the type Chris did.
For us though, based on over two decades of data, the sweet spot for mean reversion equity trading tends to be 3 - 7 da
For us though, based on over two decades of data, the sweet spot
for mean reversion equity trading tends to be 3 - 7 da
for mean reversion equity
trading tends to be 3 - 7 days.
Trading infrequently, play in the green zone — don't look
for momentum, look
for mean reversion.