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Mean Reversion: For overextended markets ready for a snapback. Business: 51 Trading Strategies – Optimize Your Portfolio

21. The Opening Range Breakout (ORB 30-min): Mark the high/low of the first 30 minutes of trading. Break the high = long; break the low = short. Optimise with a 1:2 risk/reward.
22. Inside Day Breakout: Yesterday’s range completely contained today’s range. Buy on a break above yesterday’s high. Volume must be +20% above average.
23. ATR Volatility Breakout (2x ATR): Set entry 2x ATR above the previous day’s high. This filters out false breakouts in low volatility environments.
24. The "Bull Flag" Continuation: After a sharp rally, watch for a sideways/downward sloping channel on diminishing volume. Break above the channel’s upper trendline.
25. IV Squeeze (Options Implied Volatility): When implied volatility drops to a 6-month low, place a straddle (buy both call and put). Profit on any directional explosion.
26. Volume Price Confirmation (VPC): Do not take a breakout unless volume is at least 150% of the 20-day average volume. Volume is the truth.
27. The "Dead Cat Bounce" (Short Break): After a steep drop, a 5-8% rally is likely a bounce. Short the break below the low of the bounce candle.
28. Quarterly Pivot Breakout: Calculate floor and ceiling pivots (R1, S1). A break above R1 with momentum is a buy. Optimise hold until R3.
29. Weekly Range Expansion (Thursday Break): If price hasn’t broken weekly range by Wednesday, place break orders 10 ticks above high & below low for Thursday.
30. The "Power Hour" Drift (2:30 PM - 4 PM EST): In US markets, breakouts occurring after 2:30 PM have higher follow-through due to institutional closing trades.

Contrarian Investing: Purposefully going against the "herd" mentality of the market. The Opening Range Breakout (ORB 30-min): Mark the

1. Trend-Following Moving Average Crossover

• Core idea: Capture sustained trends when a short MA crosses a longer MA.
• Best used on: Daily/4H, stocks, futures, forex.
• Entry rules: Buy when 50 MA crosses above 200 MA; confirm with rising volume.
• Exit: Close when 50 MA crosses back below 200 MA or trailing 2× ATR.
• Position sizing: Risk 1–2% equity per trade; set stop at 2× ATR.
• Notes: Works poorly in choppy markets; use filters (ADX > 20).
• Checklist: MA crossover, ADX > 20, stop set.

Part 2: Mean Reversion & Contrarian Strategies (Optimise Entry Pricing)

When markets overshoot, businesses profit from the return to equilibrium.