Collective2

This is one of the Two Corner Timing signals. Its an entirely mechanical market timing signal, with possible long, short, or cash positions. The Hemi signal only takes positions on the best days, and thus spends about 75% of days in cash. I present it here as an index futures (@NQ) model with 2:1 leverage, though in reality any security that tracks the Nasdaq 100 will work, and the preferred leverage is up to the user.

Its a swing trading system, generating signals just after the market close (4:02), and potentially trading every day though it typically goes for long stretches without a trade. This is a good system for the conservative market timer, who wants smoother gains and doesnt mind waiting for the right time (or who has another use for the money in the interim).

Positions are always held for at least one trading day (including over weekends) with no stops or profit points. While such tools are a favorite of day traders, they only have a bad long-term effect on swing trading or anything longer term. If leverage is kept to a reasonable level, such as the 2x in the sample portfolio, this wont be a problem. High-leverage players would probably be happier with something that trades by the minute.