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Definition of CTM Trade Types
The definition of each Complete Trading Model (CTM)
trade type follows.
- A buy upside and sell upside trade occurs when a
purchase date occurs before the peak price and a sale date
occurs on or before the peak price. So both the buy and sell
occur on the upside of the price pattern. An upside buy can not occur
on the date of the peak because CTM dos not allow a buy and sell on
the same date. An upside price pattern with a few down prices has more
winning trades than a pattern with many down prices The buy upside and
sell upside trade type has the highest proportion of profitable trades
of the three trade types.
- A buy on the upside and sell on the downside trade
occurs when a purchase date occurs on or before the peak price
and a sale date occurs after the peak price. A buy occurs on
the upside as prices are rising and a sell occurs on the downside as
prices are falling. The proportion of profitable buy upside and sell
downside trades is usually less than the proportion of winning trades
for the buy upside and sell upside trade type.
- A buy on the downside and sell on the downside trade
occurs when a purchase date is after the peak price and a sale
date is after the peak price. So both the buy and sell occur
on the downside of the price pattern. A downside price pattern with
few rising prices has more losing trade than a downside pattern with
more rising prices. Of the three trade types, the buy downside and sell
downside trades have the fewest profitable trades.
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