STRATEGY: The Delta Reversal strategy opens a trade when a bar has an above-average max and min delta.
FILTER: Exhaustion prints, Bullish/Bearish POC
Exhaustion prints indicate weakness. In an up trend we would like to see a good amount of contracts traded at the high, while in a downtrend we would like to see a good amount of contracts traded at the low. If this is not the case and we see only a small amount of volume at the high in an uptrend, or at the low in a downtrend then this indicates weakness or exhaustion. The trend might come to an end or go into a consilidation area.
Bullish/Bearish POC: Each bar has a POC (Point of control) which is the price level where most volume in that bar was traded. When markets are in a normal state we expect the POC to be in the middle of the bar. In up trending markets we expect them to be in the upper 3rd of the bar and in a bearish trend we want to see them in the bottom 3rd of the bar. An extreme POC is an POC which happens at the extreme top or bottom of the bar. Its a good reversal signal which indicate that aggresive buyers/sellers stepped in and prevented the price from going lower ( or higher).

ASSETS: Nasdaq, Forex

STRATEGY TYPE: Intraday

MONTHLY AVERAGE PROFIT TARGET: Up to 30%