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System for stockmarket crash

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7 years ago #116077

Hi Members,

I am testing and trying to find a system that would work really well when the stock market will crash. To achieve something that works I am testing periods in the past when markets went down…but I find it difficult to find a good system, that is due to my in-experience with the software. I was wondering, are there any other developers that are focusing on a system that works best when markets are falling (rapidly)

7 years ago #140638

Hi! What markets are you trading?
Have you tried to look for short orders only?

Think different

7 years ago #140737

Based on history, the stock market is more likely to fall heavily if:

The month is September or October
Leading stocks (such as Apple,Google, Amazon) fall heavily together
You have 5 straight days of falls in a row
Stock market valuation ratios are historically high (CAPE, Shiller PE, Price to Book, PEG Ratios)
The stock market has been in a Bull mode for over 5 or more years
Falling junk bond prices
Asset bubbles such as property are overheating and turning down

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