Trading Strategies Library
Master proven trading strategies with detailed rules, examples, and risk management guidelines
Featured Strategies
Gap and Go Strategy
IntermediateTrading stocks that gap up or down at market open with strong momentum.
Trend Following Swing Strategy
IntermediateRiding established trends by entering on pullbacks to key moving averages.
Covered Call Strategy
BeginnerGenerating income by selling call options against stock holdings.
Moving Average Crossover
BeginnerSystematic trading using moving average crossovers for signals.
Day Trading Strategies
Gap and Go Strategy
IntermediateIntraday (5-15 min charts)Trading stocks that gap up or down at market open with strong momentum.
Opening Range Breakout
BeginnerIntraday (5-30 min charts)Trading breakouts from the first 15-30 minutes trading range.
Scalping Strategy
Advanced1-5 minute chartsMaking multiple quick trades to capture small price movements.
Swing Trading Strategies
Trend Following Swing Strategy
IntermediateDaily and 4-hour chartsRiding established trends by entering on pullbacks to key moving averages.
Mean Reversion Swing
IntermediateDaily chartsTrading oversold bounces and overbought pullbacks to the mean.
Breakout Swing Trading
BeginnerDaily and weekly chartsTrading breakouts from consolidation patterns and key resistance levels.
Options Strategies
Algorithmic Strategies
How to Choose a Trading Strategy
Consider Your Schedule
Day trading requires full-time attention during market hours, while swing trading allows you to analyze markets outside of work hours. Choose a strategy that fits your lifestyle and available time.
Learn about trading styles →Match Your Risk Tolerance
Scalping and day trading involve higher risk and stress, while position trading and covered calls are more conservative. Align your strategy with your risk tolerance and experience level.
Understand risk management →Start with Paper Trading
Before risking real money, practice any strategy with paper trading. This helps you understand the mechanics, develop discipline, and refine your approach without financial risk.
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