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capriole_charles
Apr 16, 2020 6:36 PM

George Tritch Strategy from 1872 has a 90% hit rate 

Dow Jones Industrial Average IndexTVC

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In 1872 George Tritch documented a strategy for when to Buy and Sell stocks over the next 200 years.

While Buy and Hold performed better, it is pretty impressive that a strategy documented almost 150 years ago had a 91% hit rate.

The strategy also identified the (near) peaks of major crashes including 1929, 1999, 2007 and 2020.

Two key learnings:
1. Buy and Holding (while boring) is a fantastic strategy
2. Market cycles are repetitive. While the times, technology, markets and oversight have changed massively in 150 years; market cycles haven’t.

Human nature never changes.
Comments
manniklaunzer
but i guess 8000% profit wont cover inflation of 150 years, does it?
miladtrader1400
You are a great analyst. Would you please recommend a good course to take in order to become a great trader?
yoad956
@miladtrader1400 yeah it's call practice
theluckyhawk
Amazing! Could this be used to get out of the market, or short it, before resuming buy and hold, Charles?
tacticalinvestor
What's the code for this script? it says the source code is locked. I mean is it something you are willing to share. Thanks for taking the time reply
InvestingScope
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TheCryptagon
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InvestingScope
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cooltest
can you present the daily long/short strategy for the verfication, very insterested to subscribe it
capriole_charles
@cooltest,

I didn't publish it in the end, because his strategy is just issuing a BUY/SELL signals in certain years, per the image.

The next signal is in 2023 to "Buy".

NB: "buy & hold" outperforms Tritch's strategy in long-run, but Tritch's avoids the big drawdowns.
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