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Instead of reacting to headlines, use Coinrule to systematize Manufacturing automation stocks with clear triggers and guardrails. Set rules that buy, trim or hedge based on price, indicators and time, then let the engine execute through brokers like TradeStation, Public and Charles Schwab.
Traders often like the automation theme but struggle to translate it into repeatable decisions. Coinrule lets you define conditions such as trend confirmation, pullbacks and position sizing in a visual builder. You can test logic on a paper account, then go live with the same rule set. This keeps your process consistent when the sector rotates or volatility spikes.
Every strategy needs an exit plan before the entry. Use hard stops, trailing take profit and max allocation caps so one name cannot dominate your portfolio. For example, you can cap any single position at 8% and pause new buys if the portfolio drawdown hits 6% in a week. Logs and alerts help you audit what the system did and why.
Signals For Cyclical Sectors
When industrials get range-bound, add a filter like MA200 slope or an ADX threshold before entries. A simple rule is: buy only if price is above MA200 and ADX(14) is above 20, then scale in on a 3% pullback. This reduces overtrading while keeping you aligned with the bigger move.
Broker Connected Execution
Connect your stock broker account and let Coinrule place orders automatically while you keep control of funds and permissions. You can run the same logic across multiple tickers, schedule checks every 15 minutes, and stop all rules instantly if conditions change.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 5% drop from the 10-day high while price stays above MA200. Adds a second buy if it dips another 3%. Exits on a 6% rebound or a 4% stop.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is 20% above its 20-day average. Exits on the reverse cross or if price closes 3% below MA50. Designed for trend shifts.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI(14) falls below 30 on daily candles and recovers above 35. Places a stop 3.5% below entry. Takes profit when RSI exceeds 60 or after 15 trading days.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances a basket back to target weights every Friday close. Skips trades if any holding is within 1% of its target weight. Helps keep exposure aligned as winners run.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price breaks above the 20-day high and ATR(14) is rising for 3 days. Uses a trailing stop at 2.5x ATR. Exits if price closes back inside the prior range.
Buy the Dips
Buys after a 5% drop from the 10-day high while price stays above MA200. Adds a second buy if it dips another 3%. Exits on a 6% rebound or a 4% stop.
MA Crossover with Volume Filter
Enters when MA20 crosses above MA50 and volume is 20% above its 20-day average. Exits on the reverse cross or if price closes 3% below MA50. Designed for trend shifts.
RSI Oversold Rebound
Buys when RSI(14) falls below 30 on daily candles and recovers above 35. Places a stop 3.5% below entry. Takes profit when RSI exceeds 60 or after 15 trading days.
Portfolio Rebalance
Rebalances a basket back to target weights every Friday close. Skips trades if any holding is within 1% of its target weight. Helps keep exposure aligned as winners run.
Volatility Breakout
Buys when price breaks above the 20-day high and ATR(14) is rising for 3 days. Uses a trailing stop at 2.5x ATR. Exits if price closes back inside the prior range.
Stop Loss and Trailing Take Profit
Enters on your chosen signal, then sets a fixed 3% stop. Once profit reaches 5%, switches to a 2% trailing take profit. Keeps risk defined while letting winners breathe.
Range Bound Reversal
Buys near support when price is within 1% of the 30-day low and RSI(14) is below 40. Sells near resistance at the 30-day high. Adds a time stop after 10 days.
Earnings Drift Rider
After earnings, buys only if the stock gaps up at least 4% and holds above VWAP for the first hour. Exits after 7 trading days or on a close below VWAP. Targets post-event drift.
Donchian Channel Turtle
Enters on a breakout above the 55-day Donchian high. Adds once on a 1x ATR pullback while trend remains intact. Exits on a break below the 20-day Donchian low.
Minimum Variance Rebalance
Shifts weights monthly toward lower-vol holdings using a volatility target. Reduces exposure when 30-day realized volatility rises above your threshold. Aims for smoother equity curves.
Rather than picking one winner, many investors prefer a basket approach across robotics, sensors, software and diversified industrials. Coinrule lets you run one rule across a watchlist, or separate rules per ticker with different risk limits. You might allocate 60% to core names and 40% to higher-beta positions, then rebalance monthly. If a holding rallies 12% in 20 days, a trim rule can take 25% off and recycle capital. This keeps your exposure intentional instead of accidental.
Cyclical stocks often trend, pause and then continue. A practical setup is to buy only when price is above MA200, then add on a pullback to MA50 if RSI stays above 45. Another is to avoid entries during earnings week and resume once the post-event range stabilizes. With Coinrule, these checks run automatically so you do not have to watch every candle.
If you trade around a day job, timing matters. Schedule rule checks at the open, mid-day and 30 minutes before the close, or run them every 5 minutes for tighter control. You can place bracket-style logic: enter, set stop, then trail once profit exceeds a threshold. This theme can be managed with the same discipline as any systematic portfolio, without manual clicking.
Coinrule supports stock workflows through brokers such as Robinhood, Tradier, Trading212 and Tastytrade. Once connected, you can deploy strategies, monitor positions and receive alerts from one dashboard. Keep separate rule sets for long-term investing and shorter-term tactical trades. Permissions and controls help you stay organized as you scale.
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Themes can get crowded fast. Use a rule that pauses new entries if a sector proxy drops 4% in two days, or if basket correlation spikes. You can also require a higher-timeframe trend filter before adding risk. Small constraints often matter more than perfect entries.
Instead of trading every headline, define what must happen on the chart before you act. For example, only buy after a gap-up holds above VWAP for 60 minutes, or after a pullback that respects MA50. The engine executes the plan consistently, even when the tape is noisy.
Start with fixed sizing, then evolve to staged entries. A common approach is 50% size on the first signal, 25% on a 2% pullback, and 25% on a reclaim of the prior high. Pair that with a portfolio-level risk limit so multiple signals do not stack too aggressively.
Industrials behave differently in risk-on versus risk-off markets. Maintain one trend-following rule set and one defensive rule set, then switch based on a simple sentinel like SPY above or below MA200. This keeps automation aligned with the broader tape.
When you tweak a strategy, clone it and change one variable at a time. Compare a 2.5% stop versus a 4% stop, or MA50 pullbacks versus RSI triggers. Over a month, the data often reveals which assumptions hold up. Iteration beats guesswork.
Pick 5-15 tickers, choose one entry signal, and define one exit and one risk cap. Run it on paper, review triggers, then go live with small size. Coinrule makes systematic stock execution approachable without sacrificing control.
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