Momentum Swing Trading Strategy

The Momentum Swing Trading Strategy is an investment approach that combines momentum trading (following trend strength) and swing trading (capturing short-term price fluctuations). The following are the core logic, key indicators, and execution steps of this strategy: 1. Core Logic The goal of this strategy is to enter the market after an uptrend is established, profiting from the "inertia" of price fluctuations, and exiting when momentum weakens or resistance levels are reached. It does not aim to buy at the lowest point, but rather to "buy in the fastest rising segment."

2. Core Technical Indicators Commonly used tools include: * **Trend Confirmation:** Moving averages (e.g., 20-day, 50-day EMA). Price is above the moving average, and the moving average is trending upwards. * **Slow Momentum:** Relative Strength Index (RSI) or MACD. Typically, look for an RSI in an upward trend between 50 and 70. * **Volume:** A breakout in price must be accompanied by a surge in volume to confirm the strength of the momentum. * **Volatility:** Bollinger Bands are used to observe whether prices deviate from their normal range.

3. Strategy Execution Steps

Stock Screening: Look for stocks that have outperformed the market over the past 3-6 months and have recently experienced a pullback with reduced volume or sideways consolidation.

Entry Signal: When the price breaks through the previous buying high or a downtrend line.

Holding Period: Typically a few days to a few weeks (typical period).

Stop-Loss Setting: Usually set below the breakout point, or referencing the 20-day moving average.

Profit Taking: Take profits when momentum indicators (such as RSI) enter the overbought zone (>70) and begin to turn downwards, or when the price breaks below a key support level.