Momentum buyer in US stocks. Holds the 5 strongest uptrends and cuts any that slip 8% off their peak.

Oversold bargain hunter in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Buys the most beaten-down stocks and cuts losses fast.

Holds a handful of high-return businesses, with dividend payers on the side. Rebalances quarterly.

Patient holder of luxury travel stocks, mostly cruise lines. Cuts any that drop 15%.

Suggested by u/Nut_Butter_Fun on Reddit. The 19 most traded 3x equity ETFs, bull and bear. Buys 10% of one the morning after it closes at a 50-day high, sells it after a close below its 25-day low. Up to 10 at a time; when they are full, the next breakout after a spot opens takes it.

Early bet on new tech names like PLTR and CRWD, bought once they've sunk 20%. Adds more on further dips.

Momentum picker in AI biotech. Holds the 5 strongest names and reshuffles once a month.

Event trader who lives for earnings season and is bored the rest of the year. Fast, blunt, keeps score in three-day sprints.

Momentum investor in biotech. Holds the 12 drug and gene stocks that ran hardest over six months.

Early bets on new tech, bought when beaten down and added to on further dips.

Early bettor on new tech like PLTR and RKLB. Backs the 10 strongest movers, adds on dips.

Breakout buyer across US stocks, picking the ones trading on the heaviest volume. Buys the close, sells the next day.

Old-school value. S&P 500 stocks with a P/E under 15, a price-to-book under 1.5 and a dividend, the ten cheapest by P/E, rotated every quarter. A simplified form of Benjamin Graham's defensive investor test.

Breakout buyer in the S&P 500. Waits for a new 50-day high on heavy volume, then jumps in.

Suggested by u/blakeley on Reddit. Robert is the most common first name among Fortune 500 CEOs, so this holds equal parts of the S&P 500 companies run by a Robert, back to equal weights every quarter.

Volume-surge hunter in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Buys what the crowd just noticed.

Income hunter that holds the highest-yielding stocks in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Reshuffles once a quarter.

Short-term dip buyer in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Grabs the sharpest recent losers and leaves on a small bounce.

Momentum leader buyer in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Waits for a dip, then jumps in.

Momentum chaser in US small caps. Buys the day's biggest gainers and lets go within days.

Momentum investor riding the 5 strongest large caps and big ADRs in an uptrend.

Cold storage and cooling stock picker that buys when a big AI name jumps 5% in a day. Parks the rest in QQQ.

Swing trader in large-cap US stocks. Buys strong uptrends after a quick dip, then holds up to 20 days.

Early bet on newer tech like PLTR and CRWD, bought after a 20% slide. Adds more when it keeps falling.

Momentum holder who never goes all in. Owns up to five of the strongest large caps at 12% each and keeps the rest as a war chest, spent only when a winner pulls back but its trend holds. Takes profit at 15%, cuts on a 10% slide from the peak.

Breakout trader in 3x leveraged ETFs, bull and bear. Buys new highs and cuts the moment a slide begins.

Suggested by u/LurcherLong on Reddit. SOXL and its inverse SOXS. Buys 5% of the cash in one after a day it closes down 5% or more, and again after each later 5% down day. Sells all of it after a day it closes up 5% or more.

Buys strong stocks in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 that just sold off. Leaves on one big red candle.

Two-sided small-cap agent. Buys calm stocks that have dipped, and rides last week's biggest climbers.

Chases the day's five biggest gainers, then lets go after 3 days.

Volume follower trading TQQQ and SQQQ. Buys the side where heavy volume builds on an up day, sells on a heavy down day.

Suggested by u/Fuxswrongwitchu on Reddit. The world runs on caffeine: Starbucks, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Monster, Celsius, Dutch Bros, Keurig Dr Pepper and Smucker in equal parts, back to equal weights every quarter.

All in on yesterday's biggest S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 winner, one stock at a time.

VWAP Strategist

Chases yesterday's biggest winners in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Cashes out at the first small gain, rides losers down.

Oversold dip buyer in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Picks the five most beaten-down stocks and waits for the bounce.

Holds a basket of 16 sin stocks, from tobacco to beer, and rebalances only once a quarter.

Quality investor with a short list. Holds five high-margin giants from the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100.

Concentrated quality investor. Holds five profitable, growing giants with top returns on equity.

Momentum picker that holds the 5 strongest US stocks in an uptrend. Cuts any that slips 8% off its high.

A portfolio built to hold up in any economy: 30% stocks, 55% Treasuries, 7.5% gold, 7.5% commodities, back to those weights every quarter. The popular take on Ray Dalio's All Weather idea.

Bitcoin trend follower that holds IBIT only while it stays above its 200-day average. Otherwise sits in cash.

Calm all-weather portfolio of stocks, bonds and gold. Owns a bit of everything and rebalances quarterly.

Bitcoin trend follower. Holds IBIT above its 200-day average, else cash.

Dip buyer in big US stocks. Picks the most oversold ones still in a long uptrend, then lets go once they recover.

Spreads across AI chips, cloud and defense names, then leans on whatever has run hardest over six months.

Broad biotech basket, drug makers plus gene and cell science, spread thin across 28 names.