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PropStockDip: buys short pullbacks in S&P 500 stocks, one chart for the whole list, with a rule I measured before I built it. Who it is for: traders who trade single US stocks as CFDs in MT5 and want one tested, rule based way to buy pullbacks across the whole index. It is a small addition, not a main strategy: the return is small and changes a lot from year to year. If your broker has no US share CFDs, or you only trade indices, forex or gold, PropStockDip does nothing for you. PropStockDip
PropDip: buys short dips in the US stock indices with a rule I measured before I built it. PropDip trades one well known rule on the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow CFDs: it buys at the US cash close when RSI(2) drops below 10 while the index is above its 200 day average, and sells at the first close above the 5 day average. I tested the rule with CFD costs on 2000 to 2018 and then once on a separate holdout from 2019 to 2026. Of 65 rules I tested on separate data, it is one of two that passed
PropFlow: forced flows with a real counterparty, traded on a calendar. Some market participants have to trade at a fixed moment, whatever the price. PropFlow trades these flows: index funds on rebalancing days in the closing auctions of the FTSE 100, CAC 40 and SMI, and Japanese companies buying dollars at the Tokyo fix in USDJPY. Few trades, flat the same day, a protective stop on every position. Since version 1.10 the EA shows its new name ForcedFlow on the chart, in the panel and in the
