The open library of trading strategies

Long while the 9 EMA is above the 21 EMA.

Always in the market, on the side of the 9/21 EMA cross.

A slower cross that sits out more of the chop.

The classic moving-average cross on simple averages.

Long while price closes above the 50-day average.

Long only while three averages are stacked in order.

Long from the MACD crossing its signal line until it crosses back.

Long while MACD is above zero, a slower read of the same idea.

Long while Supertrend is green.

A wide Supertrend that aims to hold the big moves.

An EMA trend, taken only when ADX says a trend exists.

Long while +DI leads -DI.

Long while price is above where it was ten bars ago.

MACD entries, allowed only above the 200 SMA.

Long while On-Balance Volume is above its own average.

Buy a new 20-bar high, sell a new 10-bar low.

The Turtle system: a 55-day high in, a 20-day low out.

Goes with whichever side breaks a 20-bar range.

Buy a close above the upper band, exit at the mid-line.

Buy a close above the Keltner channel, exit at its mid-line.

A 20-bar high on twice the normal volume.

Bollinger bands inside Keltner, then the first close above the band.

Buy RSI under 30, sell over 70.

Buy a two-period RSI under 10, sell over 60.

The same dip, bought only above the 200 SMA.

Short RSI over 75, cover under 50.

Buy the stochastic under 20, sell over 80.

Buy a close under the lower band, exit at the mid-line.

Fades both bands back to the mid-line.

Buy 2% below the 20 SMA, sell back at it.

Buy the Money Flow Index under 20, sell over 80.

Buy two standard deviations under the mean, sell back at it.

Buy after three lower closes in a row, hold five bars.

Buy a close in the bottom fifth of the bar, in an uptrend.

Buy a heavy down bar on three times the volume, hold five bars.

In an uptrend, buy the dip to the 21 EMA: 1.5 ATR stop, 3R target.

In an uptrend, buy RSI under 40 and sell over 60.

A five-period RSI under 30, above the 200 SMA.

In an uptrend, buy a 1% dip under the 20 EMA.

A 20/50 trend entry; a 3 ATR trail decides the exit.

A 20/50 cross with a 5% hard stop behind it.

Buy a 20-bar high and simply leave after ten bars.

Trend flips with a 2 ATR stop on every position.

Hold over the weekend only. Nothing but the calendar decides.

Long when funding is two deviations below its own recent mean. Shorts are paying to stay in.

Long above the 200 SMA while funding is negative, so longs collect instead of paying.