Explore my portfolio mix. Follow to see how I invest! Swing trading strategies are designed to capture short- to medium-term gains in a stock or tradable asset over a period of days to several weeks. Here are some popular strategies:

*Trend-Following Strategies*

- *Momentum Strategy*: Jump on a strong price move and stay in the trade until momentum fades. This strategy works best in trending markets with strong price movements confirmed by indicators like RSI or MACD.

- *Trend-Following with 50-Day Moving Average (MA)*: Buy when price closes above its 50-day MA for 3 consecutive days, and sell when price closes below its 50-day MA for 2 consecutive days.¹ ²

*Mean Reversion Strategies*

- *Bollinger Band Strategy*: Buy when price touches the lower Bollinger Band, indicating oversold conditions, and sell when price breaks out through the center band with a strong bullish candle. Set a stop-loss level below the breakout candle.

- *Connors RSI2 Strategy*: Go long when RSI2 crosses under 10, and the close is above the 200-day moving average. Close the position when the market closes above the 5-day moving average.³

*Breakout Strategies*

- *Donchial Breakout Strategy*: Buy when price breaks out above a key level on strong volume, and sell when price drifts toward a support level.

- *Breakout Strategy with Volume Filter*: Buy when price breaks out above a key level with high volume, and sell when price falls below a support level.

*Other Strategies*

- *Range Trading*: Buy near support levels and sell near resistance levels in sideways markets.

- *Pullback Strategy*: Buy on dips or rallies in a broader trend, looking for continuation.

- *Moving Average Crossover*: Use a pair of MAs to spot trend shifts, both bullish and bearish.

*Key Considerations*

- *Risk Management*: Set stop-loss orders, adjust position sizes, and maintain a favorable risk-reward ratio.

- *Volatility Management*: Reduce position sizes in volatile markets, and consider exiting positions before earnings announcements.

- *Discipline*: Stick to your trading plan and avoid impulsive decisions.⁴