Strategy Library
Proven swing trading strategies with step-by-step lessons
Disclaimer
These strategies are presented for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All trading involves risk of loss. Test any strategy thoroughly with paper trading before risking real capital.
Mean Reversion Strategies
(Larry Connors)The RSI-2 Strategy (Larry Connors)
Master the RSI-2 mean reversion strategy: 2-period RSI, 200-SMA filter, 5-SMA exit, entry timing. Real trade examples and scanner.
The RSI-25 Strategy for ETFs (Larry Connors)
Trade ETF pullbacks with the RSI-25 strategy: 4-period RSI, 200-day MA filter, and aggressive scaling entry variant.
Trend Following Strategies
The Holy Grail Strategy (Linda Bradford Raschke)
Master the Holy Grail strategy: ADX > 30 trend filter, 20-SMA pullback entry, swing low stop. Step-by-step with real chart examples.
The 50-50 Strategy (Dr. Charles Schaap)
Trade pullbacks to the 50-day MA with RSI confirmation. Multi-timeframe trend trading using 50-day and 200-day moving averages.
Breakout Trading Strategies
Trade valid breakouts with volume confirmation, avoid false breakouts, and calculate measuring targets from chart patterns.
Pullback Trading Strategies
Master pullback entries: first pullback after breakout, MA pullbacks, volume dry-up confirmation, and flag/pennant continuations.
Other Strategies
Gap Trading for Swing Traders
Trade overnight gaps with gap-and-go and gap-fade strategies. Gap fill analysis and earnings gap plays for swing traders.
Sector Rotation & Relative Strength
Understand how money flows between sectors, use sector ETFs for confirmation, and apply relative strength analysis to stock selection.
Options Basics for Swing Traders
Enhance swing trades with options: covered calls, protective puts, debit spreads. Basic Greeks (delta, theta) for swing traders.
Strategy Selection Framework
Match strategies to market conditions. Build a multi-strategy approach and create your personal strategy playbook.
Not sure where to start?
Begin with the overview lesson that compares mean reversion and trend following approaches, then explore individual strategies.
Start with the Overview