Trendfinder Trading Systems

The day trading systems had a profit. With the exception of FedSwingWF RTY (Russell 2000) the swing systems had losses.

Volatility returned this month. Overall, these systems had a profit.

The stock market went relatively sideways with declining volatility this month. With this consolidation and reducing volatility, trading was light for these systems.

It was a profitable month for the intraday and the swing systems. They weren’t very active, but they still provided nice profits.

It was a pretty volatile month with lots of uncertainty around the upcoming elections, stimulus package, and Covid-19. It was a losing month overall for these systems.

Mixed bag this month. The day trading systems performed very well, and the swing systems overall had a loss.

Volatile markets appear to be continuing with the elections near, stimulus deadlock, and coronavirus concerns.

There were several swing trades this month, and all but one had a profit. One intraday system had trades at the beginning of the month.

With the low volatility in the stock market this month, the intraday systems were primarily in hibernation mode. When volatility returns, these systems will wake up.

Trading activity continued to slow down. Every system except one that traded was profitable for the month.

It was a tough month for the Vol intraday systems, and a good month for every swing system that traded.

The day trading systems had a poor month due to choppy intraday action. The swing systems had some very large wins.

The Fed has been tapering their purchases of treasuries. If this continues then the market will likely continue to be vulnerable to volatile price action. However, if the stock market starts moving down, the Fed will likely start increasing their purchases again. With the multitude of market moving headlines every day, the market will probably continue to have volatility…unless traders and investors become numb to all this. In that case, the bull move and slow reduction in volatility will continue.