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For the second consecutive day, the forecast gauge has been pushed to the upper end of the “normal” range. Currently, several significant geopolitical factors are influencing the situation, particularly regarding Iran. Thanks for reading Trading Time Machine! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Looking at historical matches in similar technical setups, when held for 3 days, the algo consistently points to an area of strength. The stats for those 3 day holds are as follows:
Large moves: Positions that closed up greater than 1.5% - 35 Positions that closed down greater than 1.5% - 11 Interesting There's also a peculiar pattern that has emerged since the large drop on Feb 12. Of the 14 trading days since, 11 have seen SPY close above its opening price. AND price is right where it started. The same pattern emerged in the QQQ but it has had 12 closes greater than the open in that period. SPY Historical Scan I scanned SPY for 11 out of 14 days up from the open but the change over those 14 days had not closed up or down greater than 1% from the start 14 days ago. That has happened 8 times in the history of the SPY since 1993 Holding 5 days those patterns were up 6 out of 8 times.
This is a small sample size but for curiosity sake it is worth looking at. If we look at the history of the QQQ matches., we have never seen 12 out of 14 days close up from the open and not have deviated greatly from the start of the pattern. If we loosen it to11 out of 14 days we land on 5 historical matches. 3 winners and 2 losers.
What Does it Mean? Between a relatively strong forecast gauge, this odd pattern, and the pounding war drums, the data is what it is. What do you think? I’m curious of your opinions. Look at your SPY chart. Which do we hit first? SPY up 10 bucks to 691.31 or SPY down 10 bucks to 671.31 Let me know in the comments. Have a Great Night! Dave Johnson - Quantitative System Designer at Thanks for reading Trading Time Machine! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. via Trading Time Machine https://ift.tt/R2tnTGZ
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Dave JohnsonI'm Dave Johnson, a former investment advisor and quantitative system developer with over 30 years of experience building and trading mechanical systems. These days I focus on rules-based research, honest backtests, and sharing what the data actually shows. Archives
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