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shillllihs
6,044 posts
msg #145281
Ignore shillllihs
11/15/2018 6:24:27 PM

If anyone has any good day trading or swing trading systems for TQQQ SQQQ long, post them here. They are the best moving ETFs. Just a nice in out system.

johnpaulca
12,036 posts
msg #145284
Ignore johnpaulca
11/15/2018 9:38:28 PM

Note; not a system, not back tested, only a setup for the way I would trade this using multiple indicators

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shillllihs
6,044 posts
msg #145285
Ignore shillllihs
11/16/2018 12:36:38 AM

Layering is a good idea. I’d like to see this and other ideas put in a entry exit filter format.
Always easier to go long a long etf than long a short etf as that is less predictable.

sammyn
81 posts
msg #145355
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modified
11/28/2018 7:52:17 AM

a meager attempt:

Fetcher[set{relstrength, roc(7,1) - ind(qqq, roc(7,1))}

symlist(tqqq,sqqq)
ADD COLUMN relstrength {relative strength}

SORT ON COLUMN 9 DESCENDING
do not draw relstrength
do not draw RSI(7)
do not draw RSI(2)
do not draw Money Flow Index(5)
do not draw Williams %R(20)
draw ind(tqqq, relstrength) on plot ind(sqqq, relstrength)
set{tqqq_rels, ind(tqqq, relstrength)}
set{sqqq_rels, ind(sqqq, relstrength)}

set{cciA,CMA(CCI(14), 7)}
set{cciB,CMA(CCI(14), 3)}
draw cciA
draw cciB on plot cciA
]



nibor100
1,031 posts
msg #145361
Ignore nibor100
11/28/2018 9:28:03 AM

@sammyn,

Interesting filter!

Do you have specific entry criteria and exit criteria for TQQQ?

Thanks,
Ed S.

sammyn
81 posts
msg #145365
Ignore sammyn
modified
11/28/2018 10:22:56 AM

I'm currently not trading on it....I'd love to say I came up with the ROC/relstrength code, but, I found it on the forums somewhere.

It's something I'm monitoring. I'm looking at trading on the CCI cross overs, and the ROC for verification.

Here is a slimmed down filter:

Fetcher[set{relstrength, roc(7,1) - ind(qqq, roc(7,1))}

symlist(tqqq,sqqq)
ADD COLUMN relstrength {relative strength}

draw ind(tqqq, relstrength) on plot ind(sqqq, relstrength)
set{tqqq_rels, ind(tqqq, relstrength)}
set{sqqq_rels, ind(sqqq, relstrength)}

set{cciA,CMA(CCI(14), 7)}
set{cciB,CMA(CCI(14), 3)}
draw cciA
draw cciB on plot cciA
]



shillllihs
6,044 posts
msg #145370
Ignore shillllihs
11/28/2018 12:52:27 PM

Nice contribution and it looks promising.
My concern with this is chop would hurt you and when it enters nicely, which it does on several occasions, you give a lot back on exits. Otherwise good job.

sammyn
81 posts
msg #145371
Ignore sammyn
11/28/2018 1:37:00 PM

Agreed on the chop. This is just something I'm churning around in the back of my head, and am looking for ideas to help prevent whipsaws...

shillllihs
6,044 posts
msg #145372
Ignore shillllihs
11/28/2018 2:05:49 PM

Yeah it’s not a perfect game and probably never will be. Chop is virtually impossible to control.

Perhaps improving on exits when you get a good run?

Or a riskier play would be to short to take advantage of decay but not a good idea.



sammyn
81 posts
msg #145383
Ignore sammyn
11/29/2018 8:21:27 AM

just throwing this out there...maybe someone can improve upon it, or get some creative juices flowing

Fetcher[symlist(qqq, tqqq, sqqq)
set{vxn_cci, ind(^vxn,CCI(14))}
set{vxn_ft, ind(^vxn,Fisher Transform(10))}
draw vxn_cci line at -100
draw vxn_ft
]



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