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Grid Trading Strategy Report Summary

This report, authored by the Financial Derivatives Research Institute on November 15, 2024, provides a quantitative analysis of the grid trading strategy. It emphasizes the strategy's application in various market conditions, drawing on backtesting and empirical evidence.

Grid trading is a classic quant strategy that thrives in price volatility but does not rely on trend predictions. The report introduces two-way grid strategy, which captures bidirectional price movements.

Backtesting was conducted across different market environments:

• In the long-term period (2015 to 2024), the strategy showed high returns (e.g., 278% annualized for CSI 300) but large drawdowns, indicating challenges in complex, directional markets.
• During range-bound oscillation periods (e.g., Shanghai 300 in 2019–2020 and CSI 500 in 2020–2021), the strategy performed excellently with high returns (e.g., 521% for Shanghai 300) and low drawdowns, leveraging mean-reversion in confined price ranges.
• In single-trend environments (e.g., CSI 1000 in 2023–2024 and SSE 50 in 2024), outcomes were poor, with negative returns (e.g., -1117% for CSI 1000), driven by counter-trend trading and frequent stop-loss triggers.

Key takeaways: Grid trading excels in volatile, non-trending markets but aligns poorly with strong trends. Recommendations include optimizing grid parameters, incorporating trend detection mechanisms, and dynamically adjusting for varying market volatility to enhance adaptability and risk management. Historical backtesting results are illustrative but not guarantees for future performance.