Making money with unconventional thinking?

Making money with unconventional thinking?

The short answer is yes, but the real question is can you stick with a system though through thick & thin going against what everyone believes to be true? I myself don't have the patience for a system such as this, but this doesn't mean it shouldn't merit consideration from someone who does, so here it is in all its glory. On the daily S&P 500, year to date, given a simple moving average range of 1-50, the 45/27 SMA is the most profitable gaining 18.66%

^SP500 (Monthly)  12_1995 - 6_2006.png

Ok that's cool but does it hold up over time? Here are the yearly averages over multiple time frames. These are tested from Dec 1 2010 working backwards. I took the cumulative profit from each time frame, and divided it by the number of years covered.

5Yr 1.80%
10Yr 1.57%
15Yr 4.99%
20Yr 6.27%
30Yr 8.81%
60Yr 15.60%

NinjaTrader Trades Profit_Loss Report, 1_1_1950 - 12_1_2010.jpg

Note: Buy/Sell signals were triggered by closing prices, and orders were filled on the next days open (not like TSP's end of day prices.)

Take care and trade safe... Jason



 
On the daily S&P 500, year to date, given a simple moving average range of 1-50, the 45/27 SMA is the most profitable gaining 18.66%

I apologize for not getting it but could you explain the buy/sell signals? What triggers a buy and sell?
 
A buy signal is generated when the 45 SMA crosses over the 27 SMA based on closing prices. Then the next day the order is filled at the open. A sell signal is generated when the 45 SMA crosses under the 27 SMA based on closing prices, then the next day the order is filled at the open.
 
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