| Security Price Trends Analysis over the last 2 years. | ||||||||||||||||||
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SPX - S&P 500 Index
| Trading Strategy | P&L | P&L % Return | Annualized P&L | Performance Comparison | Show | |
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| Moving Average 3/10 days Transition | Long | |||||
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| Moving Average 5/10 days Transition | Long | |||||
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| 10 day Bollinger Bands Transition | Long | |||||
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| 20 day Bollinger Bands Transition | Long | |||||
| Long/Short | ||||||
| Adaptive Direction Volatility Corridor | Long | |||||
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| Indicator | Buy or Sell | Date | Price | Last Price | Unrealized P&L | P&L Return |
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Please Note:
- Any kind of predictions of the market price movements, based on these models, are purely statistical and are based only
on the historical price movements. As such, they can't be guaranteed in the market. - All calculations, shown here, are based only on the past data, and the data past price for which analytics is calculated is
not used. Future price movements were was used only during training of the models before for learning correction purposes. - All the prices represent the end of the day closing prices and should be assumed that they are retrieved well after the closing
of the market. Thus any Buy/Sell indicators, as well as P&L, should be seen as theoretical actions at the moment of the market closing. - Directional slope is a linear regression line anchored at the last price point of the interval for which it is calculated.