This short-selling long-term strategy identifies assets with a current price that's above its 200-day moving average, but, significantly, remains below its 50-day, 21-day, 10-day, 5-day and 3-day moving averages.

This strategy aims to identify companies with low long-term risk by using low Debt to Equity Ratio, low Total Debt, and high Equity.

This strategy seeks out assets with a moving average divergence capable of generating a strong downward move in the near term. Assets with prices below their short-term 3-day and 5-day moving averages but also above their long-term 50-day and 200-day moving averages, thereby suggesting that the asset is likely to enter a bearish phase in the short-term. To accompany the strategy, support and resistance levels are provided so that support levels serve as profit targets while resistance levels serve as stop-losses.

This high-risk strategy seeks out mid-sized stocks with a market capitalization of less than $10 billion, with consistent price appreciation over the past 6 months, and, with a Beta of more than 1.

This long-term moderate risk strategy looks for companies with a low Price-to-Earnings Ratio, low Price-to-Operating Cashflows Ratio, low Price Fair Value and a high Cash Ratio.

This strategy selects the most price appreciative and heavily trade stocks to date this year.