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Four strategies. One stock. $100,000 each. Who wins?

MU Micron Technology · NASDAQ

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About the Challenge

Four strategies. One stock. Who wins?

COWLS Corner is a live paper trading experiment running on real NASDAQ market data. Every five minutes during US market hours (09:30–16:00 ET), four competing strategies independently analyse Micron Technology (MU) — one of the most volatile names in the semiconductor space — and each generates a signal: long, short, or flat.

Each strategy starts with $100,000 in virtual capital and trades exactly 100 shares per position — long or short. Every position is governed by the same risk rules: a +7% take-profit, a −3.5% stop-loss that converts to a trailing stop once a trade is +1% in profit, and a 24-hour time-stop as a final backstop. No strategy can hold more than one open position at a time.

Trend-Following

EMA Triple Crossover. Watches for EMA(9) to cross EMA(21), confirmed by EMA(50) pointing in the same direction. Catches strong directional moves; struggles in sideways markets.

Mean-Reversion

RSI + Bollinger Bands. Buys when RSI < 30 and price closes below the lower band; sells short into overbought extremes. Profits from mean reversion in choppy, ranging conditions.

Momentum

MACD + Volume. Triggers on MACD crossovers only when volume confirms the move — current volume must exceed 1.5× its 20-bar average. Fewer signals, potentially higher conviction.

The Reader

Cowlpane news sentiment. Reads every Micron- and semiconductor-related article on cowlpane.com, scores bullish vs bearish language, and trades when sentiment is decisively one-sided. The wild card.

All four run on the same live data, governed by identical risk rules. Positions, trades, and P&L are recorded in a database and the chart above updates automatically. Which philosophy wins over months: trend, reversion, momentum, or news sentiment?

Paper trading only — no real money involved. Past simulated performance is not indicative of future results. Not investment advice. All investments carry risk of loss. For informational and educational purposes only. Not regulated by BaFin or any financial authority.  ·  Full Disclaimer