Foundry Strategies

Stocks for patterns that repeat time and time again. When they're in an uptrend, there are tell-tail signs of when you can get in and manage risk effectively. Build a swing trading strategy around this approach. 

New listings can be a great hunting ground for profits. Initial Public Offerings haven't been fairly light to say the least in UK of late but there's opportunities out there globally. We take inspiration from The Lifecycle Trader which breaks down how a trader can get involved with new issues. 

This is what most people do in their pension pots. Compounding is the 8th wonder of the world - explore it and see how you might be able to juice your returns. 

All the rules to trade this system are built into the charts. You use basic colour changes to go long or short and there's some simple stop loss rules and take profit targets. It's based on 4 Hour and Weekly time frames so you can actively trade but not have to be chained to your desk. 

We read a report on a stock or some economic news, we get excited and buy. Sound familiar. Great ideas can come from what we'd call 'story stocks', but a few rules and parameters can help you to put some structure around this strategy. 

A 'Spring' is a bullish reversal pattern that occurs near the end of a trading range, typically during the accumulation phase. It represents a false downside breakout that traps sellers and signals that smart money is absorbing supply before a move higher. It was popularised by Richard Wycoff

The PEG ratio is a simple yet powerful tool for identifying value in growth. It refines the traditional P/E ratio by adjusting for earnings growth, helping us spot companies that offer both quality and sustainable upside, rather than just cheap valuations.

This is very similar to the Spring setup. Markets are fractal so you can use the same techniques across time frames and markets. Apply this strategy so you can trade intra-day and make money consistently.