Guy I follow says best way to trade nasdaq 100 is use 125 pip grid and use only buy orders at those levels. Reason being these are the top 100 performing companies and therefore more likely to go up in price than down. I back tested this strategy and it does work. Actually works for most indices using different sizes of grids.
(09-02-2021 08:33 PM)grert Wrote: [ -> ]Guy I follow says best way to trade nasdaq 100 is use 125 pip grid and use only buy orders at those levels. Reason being these are the top 100 performing companies and therefore more likely to go up in price than down. I back tested this strategy and it does work. Actually works for most indices using different sizes of grids.
It is possible to share with us an image of the pip grid or an article to review the method that you comment. Thanks;)
(09-02-2021 08:33 PM)grert Wrote: [ -> ]Guy I follow says best way to trade nasdaq 100 is use 125 pip grid and use only buy orders at those levels. Reason being these are the top 100 performing companies and therefore more likely to go up in price than down. I back tested this strategy and it does work. Actually works for most indices using different sizes of grids.
It is possible to share with us an image of the pip grid or an article to review the method that you comment. Thanks;)
On top of the indices he mentions, I found the french, italian, uk and german indices behave similarly.
Got to say. Although he's french and french is his language, his teaching style and english is exceptionally good. His main course could also be worth taking a look:
(09-02-2021 08:33 PM)grert Wrote: [ -> ]Guy I follow says best way to trade nasdaq 100 is use 125 pip grid and use only buy orders at those levels. Reason being these are the top 100 performing companies and therefore more likely to go up in price than down. I back tested this strategy and it does work. Actually works for most indices using different sizes of grids.
It is possible to share with us an image of the pip grid or an article to review the method that you comment. Thanks;)
On top of the indices he mentions, I found the french, italian, uk and german indices behave similarly.
I'm going to watch the videos right now, thank you very much for sharing with the BBHF community
