The New Buy-the-Dip Fund Focusing on Oversold Stocks

The video discusses the BTD fund, which uses a proprietary algorithm to invest in oversold companies. The fund's unique ticker, DIP, aims to attract retail investors. The algorithm evaluates liquidity, volume, and past performance to identify oversold stocks. If no oversold stocks are found, the fund invests in ETFs or cash. The video also covers market analysis, cash holding strategies, and comparisons with other funds like Cathy Woods' ARK and QQQ. The fund's target audience and potential market impact are also discussed.

What traditional method is mentioned for defining oversold and overbought conditions?

What are some alternatives to the new actively managed ETF that retail investors might consider?