Rotation Investor ETF – Performance Metrics, Returns and Drawdowns,

Rotation trading strategies capture the power of momentum by rotating into the strongest stocks and out of stocks that are losing upward momentum. This report explains rotation strategy that trades Nasdaq 100 stocks (RO-Investor-NDX). We cover the trend indicator, volatility condition, momentum rank, rotation threshold and exit signals. We also explain the signal/portfolio page and the ranking table.

The table below shows performance metrics for the S&P 500 Rotation Investor Strategy (RO-Investor-SPX) and $SPX buy-and-hold. The strategy outperformed buy-and-hold with a significantly higher Compound Annual Return (CAR): +13.39% vs +7.76% (blue shading). Just as important, the strategy’s Maximum Drawdown

The table below shows performance metrics for the Rotation Investor Nasdaq 100 Strategy (RO-Investor-NDX) and $NDX buy-and-hold. The strategy handily outperforms buy-and-hold (+18.03% vs +12.97%), and the strategy’s Maximum Drawdown (-21.52%) was less than half that of buy-and-hold

Rotation trading strategies capture the power of momentum by rotating into the strongest stocks and out of stocks that are losing upward momentum. This report explains rotation strategy that trades S&P 500 stocks (RO-Investor-SPX). We cover the trend filter, volatility condition, momentum rank, rotation threshold and exit signals. We also explain the signal/portfolio page and the ranking table.