Consistent Positive Trading Results in Any Market What you will learn with this strategy are quantified moving averages strategy variations which have been correct up to over 75% of the time over a 12+ year time period starting in January 2001. High Probability Trading There are also many variations with average gain per trade of… [Read More]
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New Research on Trading Stocks and Options with Moving Averages from Connors Research
In 2004, when Larry Connors & Connors Research published How Markets Really Work, they started with the proposition to always look at the data in order to develop unique insights into price behavior rather than blindly follow widely accepted “truths”. It is with that same discipline that they undertook their most recent investigation into the… [Read More]
Read a Sample Chapter of ‘Trading Stocks and Options with Moving Averages’
Indicators are not always what they appear to be. Moving Averages are widely used as a trend-following tool. In many of the trading strategies that we have developed over the years, the 200-day moving average is used to identify the direction of the trend. We have found that taking buy signals only when the price… [Read More]
Do You Trade With Moving Averages?
Recently, we completed research that shows moving averages can be used as part of a strategy to find short-term, mean reversion trading opportunities. This may be surprising to some traders because it might seem odd to use a trend-following indicator like MAs in a short-term, mean reversion strategy. This research was just published in our… [Read More]
How to Swing Trade S&P 500 Stocks with ConnorsRSI
With so much of the money invested in the U.S. being driven by money managers and their search for quality investments for pension funds, it’s no wonder that the majority choose to allocate their capital in the S&P 500. With this glut of cash regularly flowing into what they feel are value-buying opportunities as investments,… [Read More]
Read an Excerpt from Bollinger Bands® Trading Strategies That Work
Bollinger Bands are a technical analysis tool and volatility indicator developed by John Bollinger in the 1980s that measures deviations in price relative to previous trades. There are bands that are positioned above and below a moving average. When volatility increases, the bands widen and when the volatility decreases, the bands become narrower. Read the… [Read More]
A Better Way to Trade a Low Volatility Portfolio with ConnorsRSI
While there has been a recent proliferation of low volatility products on the market, few of them offer any real protection from a bear market. One only has to look at the August 2013 performance of SPLV, the largest low volatility ETF to see the impact of what happens to even low volatility stocks when… [Read More]
How to Find Tomorrow’s Market Movers Today
Drawing on the back-testing the Connors Research team has conducted over the last decade, we’ve quantified the fundamental behaviors that affect price action in the markets every single day in order to create trading strategies that generate High Probability Trading Signals. These signals are specifically designed to help active traders identify quantified trading setups with… [Read More]
4 New Ways to Access Our Latest Research
We’ve developed 4 completely new ways to experience the advanced research and trading strategies of Chairman’s Club. These specialty clubs are all aimed at helping you focus on your individual trading goals using the latest quantified strategies from the Connors Research team. We’re offering 4 highly specialized versions of the Chairman’s Club experience that will… [Read More]
Learn More about TradingMarkets Swing Trading College
Since 2005, over 1,000 members of the TradingMarkets community have completed the journey you’ve just begun. Many now successfully manage their own investments and some even run their own investment firms. This past year Larry Connors conducted the 17th Session of the Swing Trading College.And now for the first time we have made all of… [Read More]