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Daily RSI Backtest on US Stocks by Trend｜How Results Vary
ENTRIQ backtest: buying below RSI 30 on daily charts of 100 US stocks (5–56 years each), by trend: share of trades closed in profit, average P/L and MAE.
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Daily RSI 9, 14, 21 on US Stocks｜What Changes in Backtests
A backtest of 100 US stocks on daily charts (5–56 years per stock) in ENTRIQ, changing only the RSI period to 9, 14 or 21 and comparing results by exit pattern.
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Daily RSI Below 20 on US Stocks｜Comparing 3 Exits
A backtest of 100 US stocks on daily charts (5–56 years per stock) in ENTRIQ, entering after RSI(14) drops below 20. Compares 3 exits with RSI below 30.
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Daily RSI Below 30 on US Stocks｜Backtest of 3 Exits
A backtest of 100 US stocks on daily charts (5–56 years per stock) in ENTRIQ: results after RSI drops below 30 vary by exit. We compare win rate, loss size and losing streaks.
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Chart Pattern Fakeouts｜Spot Failed Patterns and Backtest
A chart pattern only counts once it completes. How to tell a forming pattern from a failed one (a fakeout), and backtest your basis in chart replay.
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Role Reversal｜When Resistance Becomes Support, Backtested
Break above resistance and the line can act as support afterward — role reversal. How to confirm it's real, tell it from a fakeout, and backtest your basis.
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Strong Support & Resistance｜Backtest Line Strength
Once you draw support and resistance lines, you can't tell which ones will actually hold. This article explains how to backtest measures of line strength, such as the number of bounces, using ENTRIQ's chart replay.
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How to Draw Range Boundaries｜Backtest Criteria
Where you draw the upper and lower boundaries of a range changes whether your range trades work out. This article explains how to draw the lines and how to separate a bounce from a breakout, with a step-by-step procedure for backtesting your criteria using ENTRIQ's chart replay.
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Don't Catch a Falling Knife｜Backtest the Reversal
"It's overextended, so it must bounce" — not necessarily. How to tell a reversal from a falling knife, and backtest your own rules in ENTRIQ's chart replay.
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Golden Cross & Death Cross｜Backtest Your MA Signals
Golden cross and death cross signals lag and produce plenty of fakeouts. Here's why, and how to backtest your own crossover rules in ENTRIQ's chart replay.
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Pullback Depth｜How Far to Wait, Judged by Backtesting
How deep to wait on a pullback: prior lows, moving averages, and retracement percentage as depth gauges, and using backtesting to set how deep you call a pullback.
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How to Spot a False Breakout (Fakeout) and Backtest It
How to spot false breakouts (fakeouts): use close confirmation, retests, and backtesting to decide how much confirmation you need before entering.
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