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GDAXI · Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend 5 records in the full 2026-10-31 15:46 UTC export; 4 have pages in this release. Classification and extracted rules are unverified.
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Published research records · catalog reading order, not performance Rank Algorithm & extracted summary Indexed family Recorded markets 1,602 DAX Dual Engine Bidirectional DAX40 Trading System A fully automated bidirectional trading system for DAX40 index using momentum and mean-reversion signals.
Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend GDAXI, DAX40, GER40 2,249 DAX P 1d CCI Mean Reversion Buys when 18-period CCI drops below -147, with fixed stop loss and ATR-based take profit.
Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend ^GDAXI 2,250 DAX P Daily Strategy A hybrid strategy with mean-reversion on the long side and trend-following on the short side, using ATR-based stops and fixed percentage profit targets.
Mean Reversion & Counter-Trend ^GDAXI 2,251 DAX P Daily Strategy A simple mechanical long/short system using moving averages, RSI, and ATR-based exits.
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