Strategy Patterns
41 patterns that power algorithmic trading strategies. Click any pattern to learn more and use it.
Volume Spike
Trigger entries when volume or volatility metrics exceed their standard deviation.
Trend Pullback
Enter during temporary corrections within a strong trend, buying dips at key support levels.
Mean Reversion
Capitalize on price extremes that tend to return to their statistical average over time.
Breakout Retest
Enter when price breaks resistance, pulls back to retest, and confirms the new support level.
Trend Following
Ride extended directional moves by entering on higher lows and exiting on trend breaks.
Volatility Squeeze
Enter when Bollinger Bands contract, anticipating an explosive expansion move.
Trend Filtering
Stay in trades only while the Supertrend indicator confirms the directional bias.
Recurring Investment
Automate steady accumulation by buying a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals.
Scheduled Execution
Execute trades at specific recurring times, such as every Monday at 9am or the 1st of each month.
Limit Orders
Execute trades only when price touches a specific psychological or technical level.
Volume Spike (Bearish)
Trigger entries when volume spikes during a price decline, signaling distribution.
Volume Dip (Bullish)
Trade when volume contracts during a price increase, signaling accumulation.
Volume Dip (Bearish)
Trade when both volume and price decline, signaling distribution.
Trailing Limit Buy
Enter positions when price breaks above a trailing resistance level.
Trailing Buy
Enter positions when price breaks above a trailing resistance level.
Momentum Flag
Identify consolidation patterns during strong moves that signal continuation of the trend.
Pairs Trading
Trade the spread between correlated assets when they diverge beyond historical norms.
Intermarket Analysis
Trade assets based on leading relationships with bonds, currencies, or commodities.
Anchored VWAP
Use volume-weighted average price from key events as dynamic support and resistance.
Event-Driven
Position around earnings, catalysts, or news events that create volatility opportunities.
Gap Trading
Trade opening gaps that show strong continuation momentum with follow-through volume.
Liquidity Sweep
Enter after stop hunts clear weak hands below support, then reclaim the key level.
Recurring Divestment
Automate steady distribution by selling a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals.
Spike Selling
Exit positions when asset price spikes by a defined percentage from local lows.
Limit Order (Sell)
Execute sell trades when price rises to touch a specific resistance or technical level.
Trailing Stop
Protect gains by automatically adjusting stop-loss levels as price moves in your favor.
Trailing Limit Sell
Trigger sells when price breaks above a trailing resistance level.
Profit Scaling
Systematically exit portions of your position at pre-defined profit targets.
Trend Pullback Sell
Exit during temporary rallies within a strong downtrend, selling bounces at key resistance levels.
Mean Reversion Sell
Capitalize on price extremes at the upper band that tend to return to their statistical average.
Breakdown Retest
Exit when price breaks support, pulls back to retest, and confirms the new resistance level.
Momentum Flag Sell
Identify consolidation patterns during strong downward moves that signal continuation of the decline.
Pairs Trading Sell
Trade the spread by selling the outperforming asset when pairs diverge beyond historical norms.
Trend Following Sell
Ride extended downward moves by entering on lower highs and exiting on trend breaks.
Volatility Squeeze Sell
Enter when Bollinger Bands contract, anticipating an explosive downward expansion move.
Intermarket Analysis Sell
Trade assets based on leading relationships with bonds, currencies, or commodities signaling downside.
Anchored VWAP Sell
Use volume-weighted average price from key events as dynamic resistance for short entries.
Event-Driven Sell
Position around earnings, catalysts, or news events that create downward volatility opportunities.
Gap Trading Sell
Trade opening gaps down that show strong continuation momentum with follow-through volume.
Time-Based Execution
Restrict trading to specific market hours to capitalize on peak liquidity periods.