I set out to narrow down the ideal CCI overbought & oversold zones and SMA period. This is not a guarantee of what will work. But, if you are a trader that wants to implement this strategy, hopefully, this will give you an idea of where to start and help …
Without the use of leverage and stops, nothing beat buying & holding. The CCI Correction and Overbought & Oversold indicator strategies showed some promise. The Emerging Trends, Bullish & Bearish Divergence, Pro’s Trading System, and CCI swing strategies did not. A Big List of Commodity Channel Index (CCI) Indicator Strategies …
The CCI is essentially a measure of the magnitude of today’s price deviation from average compared to that of the past A constant is used in the calculation to deliver a result that is consistently between -100 and 100 The CCI might not be the right choice for excessively volatile assets …
Though crypto is volatile, the overbought & oversold CCI indicator strategy did not perform well at recognizing changes in prices Buying & holding was by far the most effective strategy over the past couple of years This indicator strategy made a poor showing but will be modeled against stocks before …
A trend component was added to the futures models It helped the performance of the coincident CCI indicator strategy, but did not work miracles Indexing performed better than the trading strategies for all three models Using SLOPE to ascertain trends doesn’t do much to improve trading results for the coincident …
Previously, I examined the effectiveness of a coincident CCI indicator strategy when trading stocks. It didn’t work terribly well. Maybe that particular indicator strategy just isn’t practical for stocks? So, we’ll look at a different type of asset and see if it works any better. What’s “coincident” mean? It’s a simple …
This is the simplest CCI indicator strategy there is. The strategy is to buy when the CCI reaches a level of +100 and to sell when it drops to -100. For better or worse, there is never a time to hold under this strategy. The term “coincident” implies that it …