Investing

Strategy

A framework by time horizon — not personal advice. Align it with your goals, tax context, and volatility tolerance.

Short term (days to weeks)

Emphasis on liquidity and momentum-style logic: breakouts with volume confirmation, opening-range setups, and strict position sizing (stops + size caps). Fits volatile regimes but needs screen time and disciplined exits.

  • Breakout / range breakout with volume confirmation
  • Short mean-reversion inside defined ranges
  • Crypto: liquidity pockets and order-book dynamics

Note: Trading costs and noise are high; many participants focus on US/London cash hours. Weekend crypto noise may matter depending on your symbols.

Medium term (weeks to months)

Blend trend with pullback entries, or rotate among sectors (value / momentum mix). Aim for setups you can defend through normal corrections, not every wiggle.

  • Trend-following with ADX/EMA as regime filters
  • Sector rotation using relative strength maps
  • Quality cash-flow names when fundamentals matter

Note: Macro matters (rates, monetary policy). Historical return ranges are not guarantees.

Long term (years)

Broad diversification, low costs, and consistent contributions. Core: global index funds plus bonds/Treasury as appropriate; crypto only as a small satellite if risk appetite allows.

  • Core: broad equity indices and real assets (by profile)
  • Concentration risk: avoid outsized single-stock or single-sector bets
  • Periodic rebalancing instead of heavy market-timing

Note: Crypto as satellite only; regulatory and liquidity risks can dominate over long horizons.