5 BEST Moving Average Strategies (That beat buy and hold)

Fascinating video. I've been burned by some yield traps recently (or, more accurately, I burned myself). In any event, I'm determined to be a more disciplined investor and very much appreciate your content. However, I'm confused by the varying returns of buy and hold compared to the different MA scenarios. I must obviously be missing something. Can anyone clarify?

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excellent. i use 10 and 20 EMA frequently

Like this kind of videos a lot because it let's you assess objectively what works and the advantages and disadvantages they have. When it comes to timing the market we all know that it's highly difficult as the market changes its characteristics over time (just compare SPY with RSP, same stocks different weighting). Refining the timing rules tends to move things from black and white towards withe, light grey, grey, dark grey ... you know what I mean. Essentially I looking for a trend signal which is based on moving average crossover that filters out a good deal of noise and combine it with an emergency rule like percent down since high or for a week. I believe with this two way timing criteria one can reach the optimum level. There is no perfect timing tool like there is no holy grail. Would be nice to see a back test ...

Why was it only back tested with those dates (2000 - 2016)?

interesting, but, by itself, an unconvincing presentation

You should account for taxes too .

How can u connect ur programmed Startegy with a broker?
For example u have a strategy programmed in Tradingview?

This is such good content I'm in awe..I had massive losses in 2020 this looks beautifully simple to understand.

It all depends on the knowledge and strategies employed, but I've seen people make seven-figure profits in declining markets just as easily as they do in rising ones. There is no denying that some people have benefited significantly from the recession and crisis.

Great content
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Your videos are awesome.
Really helping me ...
Thanks for such a wonderful work.

Someone said between 50 to 200 will be top to pull back from each other some said 20 /50/100 some said 20/50/200 i'm not so sure which better

Interesting

Simple method for everybody who wants to start trading

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Given the current economic difficulties that the country is experiencing in 2023, how can we enhance our earnings during this period of adjustment? I cannot let my $680k savings vanish after putting in so much effort to accumulate them.

No one do monthly trade

Very niceeee analysis 👌

Great content ! Love your animations, very whimsical 😊

But If the 200 DMA is that east, why is there no ETF implementing this simple strategy?

After a terrible 2022, shell-shocked financial backers have a lot to think about and losses to recover from. An expansion report and a wealth of other data did little to alter assumptions that the Central bank would likely keep raising interest rates regardless of whether the economy slows down. This implies that portfolios will experience more losses during the first quarter of 2023. I'm currently at a crossroads deciding whether to exchange my $250k security/stock portfolio; how might the continuous market volatility work to my advantage?

Why are buy and hold returns changing in each strategy from 2000-2016 should that be same for all

Thank you so much for your videos.
I think the next question I have is how you know which index mutual fund to pick. They have large cap , mid cap,  small cap, and international fund. Do you apply the same strategy? How do we do the back test for different funds? 


For example, one investor have this.


40% international fund

40% large cap fund

20% small cap fund


If one fund is below 200 day SMA, we exit and keep cash. The other is not below 200 day SMA, we keep.  The portfolio is not diversified or balanced anymore.  Is that going to affect the performance of the returns?

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Newby here.If the trade we are interested in i.e. the S&P500 is already above the 200 DMA at the end of the month,is it reasonable to buy into it and then apply the monthly review as described in your first example? Many thanks.

Thanks for sharing. What are the annual returns for each year from. 2000 to 2016? With starting point of 2000, the comparison is inherently biased against buy and hold. It should be compared across different time frames and starting points in addition to looking at annual returns.

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Didn't Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett invent the strategy of buying/investing when the market is low and also buying/investing when the market is high? As Warren Buffet said, he has seen this happen many times in his life. Not an investor. My wife and i never earned more than a middle class salary. We plan to get retired at 58 with a stock portfolio worth $4M. We have never sold so much as one share of stock...

EMH is bs.

Great videos. Probably asked before, but what would happen to the returns if you short SPY at the cash crossover? I would love to see a video on that comparing these strategies. If you want to ignore dividends, i suppose the spx would be just as effective as a proxy. Furthermore, for a buy/short approach it would be best for an investor to avoid negative dividends and just focus on the asset value.

this is very interesting as I haven't had that much success with a simple MA strategy in the past

Insightful video. I just want to know best how people split their pay, how much of it goes into savings, spendings or investments. I'm 27, and earn nothing less $150k per year, but nothing to show for it yet.

I use 6, 13, and 30. Enter 50% position at the 6/13 cross and 100% position at the 13/30 cross. Then exit 100% of position when the 6/13 cross again. I also trade 5% of account equity when shorting above 200 dma and buying below. Then use 10% of account equity when shorting below 200 dma and buying above 200 dma.

Wow - Love how you explain so simply and succinctly with the perfect amount of visuals! Thx for making it easy for everyone!

thanks

As always a simple and to-the-point explanation, with perfect graphics to go with it! Thank you 🙏

I have never ever heard of the first one, where you only at the end of each month see if the stock price has moved above or below the 200DMA.
Does anyone else talk about this anywhere.

Does the 200DMA one where you only buy or sell at end of month have a name?

Why does the buy and hold comparative return vary across strategies? Shouldn't it be the exact same?

Thank You

Great perspective on the handling of different ma's. However, can you discuss how these or others can be used to swing trade, holding for a few days to weeks?

Thank you for Confirming K.I.S.S.
Keep it Simple stupid.

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Thank you, Great Info.

When you state DMA, is that the same as SMA?

317% return in 16 years results in 7.5% p.a. and it is an optimization - means very likely you will not see the same level of outperformance again. but you were engaged only ~60% of the time in the market. This means in 40% of the time you where not exposed to the risk and could invest somewhere else and hopefullý generating addidional returns

Insightful

Thanks!

What about tax implications? Does it still beat buy and hold?

How is the Buy-and-Hold return are returns and different?!?!? (2000-2016)

Thanks a lot for the analysis on different strategies. But could you kindly tell me what you mean by 'Cash only position' in the 50 & 200 crossover strategy?