6 scanner strategies, each with two entry options
Every trading day, six strategies scan weekly charts of US-listed stocks, warrants and the larger cryptocurrencies. Each strategy publishes a limit order at the signal-week low and a second order 10% lower. Every model order uses $125 and is followed to its exit in the public track record.
Original entries use scanner IDs 2, 4, 9, 10, 17 and 18. Entries 10% lower use IDs 102, 104, 109, 110, 117 and 118. That makes 12 scanner IDs across six strategies. The results below combine both entry options for each strategy.
- Weekly Broad Bottom (scanner 2): A wide base on the weekly chart: the stock stopped falling and moved sideways for a longer stretch before the signal. 676 trades, $7,656, +9.1% on capital.
- Weekly Retrace (scanner 4): A pullback on the weekly chart inside a longer rise, signalled when the retrace finds support. 214 trades, $2,213, +8.3% on capital.
- Weekly Narrow Bottom (scanner 9): A tight base on the weekly chart: a short, narrow range after a decline. 563 trades, $8,761, +12.4% on capital.
- Weekly Breakout (scanner 10): A weekly close above a range that held for weeks. 283 trades, $693, +2.0% on capital.
- Weekly 21 EMA 2 Support (scanner 17): Price returns to the 21-week exponential moving average and holds there (support test, version 2). 104 trades, -$790, -6.1% on capital.
- Weekly 21 EMA 9 Support (scanner 18): The same 21-week average support test, version 9, in production since September 2026. 12 trades, -$190, -12.7% on capital.
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