You set it up once. The system does everything else — every evening, every morning, every trade. You don't need to watch a screen or make any decisions. It tells you when something happens.
This is the slower, steadier of our two strategies. It holds positions for a few days at a time — long enough for a genuine move to play out, short enough that your money is never tied up for weeks.
The system trades ordinary US-listed stocks — companies you've heard of and companies you haven't. It doesn't care about the business, the news, or the analyst consensus. It only cares whether the price and momentum meet its criteria on any given evening.
It looks across thousands of stocks every night and typically selects a handful that pass all its rules. Quality over quantity. Every position carries a defined stop loss — the maximum you can lose on any single trade is set before the order is placed.
Every trade can lose money. The stop loss limits how much — but it doesn't eliminate the possibility. If a stock opens significantly lower than expected (a gap down), the loss may be slightly larger than the planned stop.
Over enough trades, the system's win rate and average gain per trade should produce a net positive result. But there will be losing trades, losing days, and occasionally losing months. That is normal and expected. The simulation showed a worst month of −7.8%.
This strategy is described as lower risk compared to our intraday strategy — not risk-free. Never allocate money you cannot afford to lose.
Free paper trading account. Takes 5 minutes to connect. No real money at this stage.
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