WealthSignals Strategy Round-up November 2019

Hi all,
This is Dion (aka Glitch) at WealthSignals.com. Our site let's you publish stock market strategy signals and garner paid subscribers. If you have a profitable system, consider publishing it on WealthSignals. It's free, and you don't need to disclose any of your rules or strategy code. We're currently EOD only but are working on the ability to publish intraday signals. Here are the top 5 WealthSignals Strategies as of today:

1. ETF Risk Trader (by Nickmaster, APR 121.15%, Age=31 days) This strategy trades triple leveraged TQQQ and SQQQ and just entered the top 5. We start allowing a strategy into the rankings after it has 30 days of out-of-sample performance, and all ranking metrics are based on OOS data. Since ETF Risk Trader is so new, it has the potential for volatility in its APR as time goes on, but it's certainly starting out with a bang!
2. ETF Pairs Arbitrage (by BWO, APR 48.71%, Age=1,723 days) On the other end of the age spectrum is one of our oldest strategies and a consistent top performer. ETF Pairs is a purely mechanical model which takes positions in the leveraged ETFs QLD and QID. The out-of-sample APR of 48.71% over almost 5 years is remarkable.
3. Triple Threat (by Glitch, disclaimer that's me, APR 26.66%, Age=286 days) This system trades triple leveraged TQQQ the way I play poker, folding every hand until it gets the perfect cards. While it usually doesn't work well at the poker table because everyone folds when I finally do bet, the stock market is much larger so it can work there. Due to its nature, the strategy has long flat periods and short bursts of profit.
4. Continual 1 (by FVB, APR 22.38%, Age=64 days) Published by a European investment firm, this strategy uses two algorithms to trade the S&P500 stocks and some ETFs. It has been a steady and profitable performer since its publication.
   
5. Deterministic Knife Juggler (by Glitch, disclaimer that's me, APR 21.11% Age=281 days) Each day the strategy ranks the Nasdaq 100 stocks using a custom relative strength algorithm, and take the top 6 performers. It then attempts to capture significant deviation from the mean by placing limit orders below the normal stocks' range.

We'll update this round-up occasionally to highlight the new top strategies as they change. And we're eager to host new authors and see some fresh blood appear in our rankings, consider publishing your strategy!

 

In regards to ETF Risk Trader, I really would like to see some historical results. The first months is already so volatile.

 

Interesting but the website is unresponsive for me. Using Firefox.

 

Thank you for your feedback. I'm using FF too. What region are you from? Our tests show that for the majority of locations the site is currently loading in about 2 seconds (with Australasia being the exception). -Eugene

 

Temporary outage it seems.

Any plans to turn WealthSignals into FidelitySignals? (sorry, had to).

 

Is this site only for ETFs or also for stocks and stuff like future and forex.

 

Appreciate your sense of humor. No such plans.

WealthSignals is a lower-fee alternative to Collective2 for systematic end-of-day trading of major U.S. stocks - specifically the constituents of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 - and ETFs that generally have high volume. More instruments (including crypto) are in the works.

-Eugene

 

Any clues on when intraday signals kick in.

 

The team is working on it. Please stay tuned. -Eugene

 

It's the end of December 2019 and time for the Strategy Round up. Some interesting results this time for our top Strategies:

1. ETF Risk Trader - This strategy jumped out of nowhere to the top spot. It trades the triple leveraged TQQQ/SQQQ and so far its timing has been impeccable. It's racked up a 47% APR since publication 72 days ago. So, it's a young strategy but worth keeping an eye on!
2. ETF Pairs Arbitrage - Still holding up in solid second place, it captured a good 8.5% gain on a 30 day trade in QLD recently. Currently flat.
3. Triple Threat - Has not had a trade since the last update, as it only trades when TQQQ becomes oversold and as we all know this has NOT happened any time recently. So, its APR continues to erode, waiting for that inevitable correction.
4. Deterministic Knife Juggler - Relatively flat after reaching a new equity high, this strategy uses relative strength to select a handful of Nasdaq 100 stocks, and uses limit orders to attempt to catch the dips.
5. Continual 1 - The equity curve on this strategy published by a European investment firm has rather steadily risen with minimal drawdown. It's steady melt up has cemented its place in the top 5 for December.

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