Last week, there was quite an interesting situation with CEI (CAMBER ENERGY INC) stocks. Initially, the robots Swing Trader Medium Volatility Stocks for Active Trading TA-FA and Swing Trader High Volatility Stocks for Active Trading TA-FA showed a loss on these stocks, but after making additional transactions, they managed to turn the situation around and earned over 3% in profits. The Swing Trader Deep Trend Analysis v.2 TA robot also participated in trading this stock.
These robots use advanced trend analysis algorithms with a unique combination of several types of moving averages. This allows traders to more accurately determine the direction of the current trend for each stock and select the most effective algorithm for generating signals to open trades.
To enhance performance, these robots employ a wide diversification strategy, enabling them to choose the most appropriate system for each stock. Additionally, the AI Robot starts trading against the trend during the trend period and vice versa.
The average trade duration is one day. After entering a trade, the AI Robot sets a "Take Profit" order, the distance of which depends on the current market volatility. To exit a position, the robot uses two options: a 3% stop loss from the position's opening price and a flexible trailing stop that allows preserving most of the profit if the market reverses.
The robot's trading results are shown without using margin. For a complete trading statistics and equity chart, click on the "show more" button on the robot's page. In the "Open Trades" tab, traders can observe in real-time how the AI Robot selects equities, enters, and exits paper trades. In the "Closed Trades" tab, users can review all previous trades made by the AI Robot.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) for CEI turned positive on July 05, 2024. Looking at past instances where CEI's MACD turned positive, the stock continued to rise in of 31 cases over the following month. The odds of a continued upward trend are .
The average fundamental analysis ratings, where 1 is best and 100 is worst, are as follows