Shared strategies, configs, workflows

Discover how to build a powerful mean reversion trading strategy step-by-step in StrategyQuant. This tutorial explains the logic behind price deviations from the median value, shows how to create precise entry and exit conditions in AlgoWizard, and demonstrates how to backtest and deploy the strategy on the Russell 3000. Learn how to balance risk, improve performance, and prepare your system for live trading.

Back in the 1980s, legendary trader Richard Dennis set out to prove that great traders could be trained—not born. He taught a group of complete beginners his simple rules, and together they became known as the Turtle Traders. Their breakout strategies went on to make millions.

Learn how to build the 1-2-3 reversal trading strategy using AlgoWizard and StrategyQuantX. This setup uses swing highs and lows with stop orders and random exits - perfect for spotting trend reversals.

This is a trend-following pullback strategy that enters the market during temporary corrections within the main trend. Instead of jumping into the trade when the trend is at its strongest or most extended, the strategy patiently waits for the price to pull back (move slightly in the opposite direction) and then enters when the trend is likely to continue. This improves the entry price and increases the probability of success.

One exploration into Walk Forward Matrix

Long only multi timeframe template, mainly for indices and stocks

In this simple custom project, we generate some strategies to the data bank and verify with 1 OOS sample and then compare ratio between IS and OOS.

Simple Swing trading strategy for GOLD H1 timeframe

Load any number of mixed (symbol, timeframe, multi-timeframe, date range) candidate strategies to apply across 28 Forex Pairs with the latest data you have loaded in Data Manager. Presented without filters so you get the raw effect, but we fully expect you to apply your own unique filtering to personalize.

Complete workflow for breakout Nasdaq strategies or any other indices.