Swing trading
Swing trading signals with a tested exit
Most swing signals tell you when to get in. These tell you when to get out too: buy a sharp dip in a stock or coin that's above its 200-day average, and sell after the first close above its 5-day average, usually within a week.
Short holds
Trades last a few days on average, with a hard limit of 10 trading days.
Exit by rule, not by feel
The exit is defined before the entry: the first close above the 5-day average.
Uptrends only
The 200-day average filter keeps the rule out of falling markets, where dips keep dipping.
Every result public
Each closed trade goes into the track record, losses included.
The rules
Pullback in an uptrend
57 stocks & ETFs and 16 crypto
When a market above its 200-day average drops hard (RSI(2) under 10), buy the next open. Sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average, or after 10 trading days.
- Win rate
- 66%
- Avg trade
- +0.5%
- vs random
- +0.4%
Backtest across all markets, 2017–2026, after estimated costs. Hypothetical results have inherent limitations. Methodology and live record →
Recent signals
shown 24h after Pro got themTXN pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 8.0, price $278.15 above its 200-day average ($261.86). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $301.00), or after 10 trading days.
XLE pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 4.5, price $63.52 above its 200-day average ($59.01). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $67.24), or after 10 trading days.
CVX pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 5.8, price $216.96 above its 200-day average ($194.20). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $227.40), or after 10 trading days.
XOM pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 5.6, price $169.27 above its 200-day average ($155.28). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $179.39), or after 10 trading days.
TSLA pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 7.9, price $385.19 above its 200-day average ($384.76). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $398.12), or after 10 trading days.
AAPL pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 6.5, price $331.90 above its 200-day average ($297.34). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $341.52), or after 10 trading days.
How a trade works
- 1The scanner checks every market after its daily close.
- 2A setup triggers: Pro gets the entry and the exit rule right away.
- 3When the exit rule fires, Pro gets an exit alert for the next open.
- 4The result goes into the public track record, win or lose.
Questions
What timeframe are these swing signals on?
Daily candles. Signals are decided after the daily close and acted on at the next open.
Is there a free plan for Vantum?
Yes. Free accounts see every signal 24 hours after it fires, plus the full track record. Pro ($19/month, 7-day free trial) gets entries as the close confirms them and exit alerts by Telegram, email or webhook.
Are these results real?
The rules were chosen on 2017–2022 data and checked on 2023 onwards and on tickers the research never used. Those backtest results are hypothetical. Every live trade since launch is published with its result at /accuracy, losses included.
Is this financial advice?
No. These are rule-based signals for education and research. Past performance, real or simulated, does not guarantee future results.
Get the next trade in time to act on it
Pro sends each entry as the daily close confirms it and an exit alert when it's time to close. $19/month after a 7-day free trial. Free accounts see every trade 24 hours later.