1 Trade a Day to “Buy the Dip and Sell the Rip”
By Mark Lyman - Book a Demo!
In investing, overcomplication often kills returns.
The Quantelligent Investing Strategy boils down to a single, deliberate trade each day — a system built to consistently buy into weakness and sell into strength.
Here’s how it works in 4 steps:
1. Daily Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) – Buy the Dip
Using DCA, every market day, Quantelligent invests a set dollar amount into leveraged index ETFs. This means that when prices fall, you automatically acquire more shares, and when prices rise, you buy fewer.
Over time, this “steady drip” positions you to benefit most from volatility rather than fear it.
“Consistency is the net that catches the rarest fish.”
2. Daily Value Averaging Targets – Sell the Rip
With Value Averaging, instead of waiting for a “perfect” high (which no one times consistently), the Quantelligent algorithm calculates your expected growth path. When the actual value exceeds the target, it automatically trims and locks in profits — effectively selling into strength without needing a crystal ball.
“Harvest when the branch bends.”
3. Full Position Resets at Growth Targets – Capturing Big Waves
Once the portfolio hits a pre-set growth milestone, Quantelligent sells the entire position and starts fresh. This captures gains from sustained rallies and prepares for the next buying cycle without hanging on too long.
“True wisdom is walking away before greed takes your hand.”
4. Reinvesting Realized Gains – Compounding Growth
Every profit taken feeds directly into future trades, increasing your buying power over time. It’s compounding in motion — more shares bought on dips and more gains sold on rips.
“Returns, when recycled, become engines.”
Why It Works
The Quantelligent method doesn’t depend on guessing market direction. It thrives on volatility — turning daily noise into disciplined action. By sticking to one calculated trade a day, you buy weakness, sell strength, and repeat the cycle without emotional interference.
“One mindful choice yields more than a hundred random chances.”
