Trading SAND With the DEMA Crossover

Trading SAND with the DEMA (double exponential moving average) crossover is a strategy that can be used to beat the market. Let’s learn more about it!

Understand the DEMA

The Double Exponential Moving Average (DEMA) crossover strategy uses two DEMA lines: a short period line and a long period line.

The short period line represents the short-term trend of SAND, while the long period line represents the long-term trend.

When the short-period DEMA line crosses above the long-period DEMA line, it is considered a bullish signal, indicating that the short-term trend is becoming stronger than the long-term trend, and that it may be a good time to buy SAND.

Conversely, when the short-term DEMA line crosses below the long-term DEMA line, it is considered a bearish signal, indicating that the short-term trend is becoming weaker than the long-term trend and that it may be a good time to sell.

Best DEMA Crossover

We have tried multiple lengths for the short and long-term DEMA lines to see which ones work best.

In our strategy backtest, we took into account a 0.1% fee per trade, but no slippage was taken into account. All the trades were taken with the entire account.

The best DEMA lengths we found are:

• Chart Period = 4H

• Short Period DEMA = 5

• Long Period DEMA = 30

This resulted in a 3,592% profit, while the buy-and-hold profit was only 1,431%. While this is much better than the buy and hold, it’s important to keep in mind that past performance does not guarantee future success.