3 Momentum Trading Strategies (Backtests & Rules)

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we explore three powerful momentum trading strategies. We begin with Strategy 1, which involves specific trading rules based on crossing price levels. Then, we present the backtested results, showcasing its impressive performance.

Moving on, Momentum Strategy Strategy 2 is designed for assets prone to price spikes. We demonstrate the strategy's growth and its risk-adjusted returns, despite being invested for a relatively short period.

Lastly, Momentum Strategy 3 introduces a more complex sector rotation momentum system, involving four different assets. We analyze its performance over time and highlight its benefits in terms of returns and diversification.

Throughout the video, we address common questions related to momentum trading strategies, including the ideal settings, suitable markets, and optimal time frames. Remember, thorough backtesting and utilizing various indicators can enhance your momentum strategy.
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