Pedma’s Newsletter—The systematic trading strategies research newsletter on Substack
Finding ideas for trading strategies can be challenging. The average finance research paper is 11,800 words and 25 pages long. Additionally, they can be quite complex and difficult to read.
In this newsletter, at least once a week, I will provide in a brief article with:
A full trading/investing strategy
Performance of the strategy
Python code used for backtesting the strategy
If you're struggling to find ideas for your trading/investing business, I'll ensure this is the place to discover them.
The Best of Pedma’s Newsletter
Trading Strategies Research
Research Article #19: Relationship Between Bitcoin Price and $MSTR Stock Price - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #18: Periods of Positive and Negative Momentum in Crypto Markets - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #17: Pairs Trading/Statistical Arbitrage with 12-Month Formation Periods - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #15: Pairs Trading/Statistical Arbitrage Between Correlated Coins - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #14: Crypto 21-Day Breakouts - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #13: Adaptive Trend Allocation (ATA) - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #12: Ichimoku Cloud Breakout - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #11: ROC's RSI - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #10: MACD Crossover - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #9: EMA Positive and Volume Expansion Strategy - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #8: 20-Day High Breakout - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #7: Day of Week Seasonality - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #6: RSI as a Mean Reversion Tool - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #5: Volatility Contraction Effect - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #4: EMA Crossover OHLC Dip Entry with ATR Exit Strategy - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #3: Short-term Volume Contraction Effect - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #2: RSI Mean Reversion Strategy - X (Former Twitter) Link
Research Article #1: Hammer Bar - X (Former Twitter) Link
My Portfolio Performance
Disclaimer: The content and information provided by the Trading Research Hub, including all other materials, are for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any type of security or investment. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions. Trading and investing can involve significant risk of loss, and you should understand these risks before making any financial decisions.
