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Market Pulse: A Simple and Effective Trend Following Signal

Market Pulse: A Simple and Effective Trend Following Signal

On Fridays we end the week with stock talk and information about our stock strategies. We talk about stocks that qualify for our strategies and explain why. Everything is based on objective signals, clear criteria and a systematic selection. For those who want to see how our methods work in practice.

Our trend and momentum strategies have worked well in 2025 thanks to the fact that several companies have had long and sustained trends where the strategies have not been stuffed within the framework of the upward trends.

Just because stocks are rising a lot doesn't necessarily mean that trend and momentum strategies have performed well. It could be that you've been stuck on the road where many smaller losses lead to the portfolio underperforming the index.

Content:

  • Example of trend-following buy signal (Nelly, Lundin Gold)
  • How can we filter out similar buying signals on the platform?
  • When will the Trend Following OMX Weekly strategy sell Nelly?
  • How does more frequent rebalancing affect portfolio weights?
  • Difference between Trend Following OMX Weekly and Pure Momentum OMX Weekly

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