In trading, it's crucial to understand the difference between momentum and mean reversion strategies. Momentum trading focuses on identifying stocks that are trending strongly in one direction, while mean reversion looks for price dips within an uptrend or bounces within a downtrend. To apply mean reversion manually, start by identifying a stock in an established trend. Look for a recent dip in price that retraces to a key support level or a bounce from resistance. Confirm this with volume spikes and oscillators like RSI to gauge momentum. A decision rule could be to enter a position when the price breaks above the recent high after a dip, with a stop-loss just below the recent low. NeuralStocks applies this automatically on every scan, so you don't have to check it by hand. Have you ever successfully traded a mean reversion setup, and what indicators did you find most helpful? Follow @NeuralStocksAI for how NeuralStocks actually works, one piece at a time. Not financial advice.