Methodology

How the strategies are built, calibrated, and published. In plain language.

Three investment pockets

Three strategies, one philosophy: split the invested portion of capital into three pockets by horizon and risk, then let each pocket do its job.

Each of the three pockets is driven by a strategy published openly on this site — rules, performance history, and current signal.

The training cut-off

Each strategy displays a calibration date at the top of its page. That's the date the parameters were frozen after observing historical data.

Anything that happens after that date is observed in live conditions, with no possible rule changes. That's the out-of-sample (OOS) zone — the one that actually validates whether the strategy holds up.

A strategy that outperforms in-sample but underperforms OOS is probably overfit. That's why both periods are shown side by side: the numbers must remain credible after the cut-off.

Transparency and limits