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The strategy’s median simulated return was 24.4% a year.
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Median of 25 historical simulations · After modeled costs
per year, compounded
Oct 5, 2006 – Oct 5, 2026
Provisional historical results. Not live performance or a forecast.
About these results
The line shows the middle result across 25 simulations at each date. Each period starts with cash and no open positions. Every simulation chooses its own trades using the same strategy rules, portfolio limits and modeled costs.
The account model above uses this same method, starting August 27 and carrying its own positions forward. Historical replay approximates intraday fills and order timing. This median line summarizes simulations; it is not an individual account’s trading history.
- Lowest simulation
- 21.2% per year
- Highest simulation
- 28.2% per year
The spread describes these simulations, not the full range of possible future returns.
Provisional historical simulation. Median of 25 fresh-cash simulations, with liquidity- and order-size-adjusted entry and exit costs. Open holdings valued at daily closes. Some source histories and older timeout exclusions remain under review. Through 2026-10-05. Not live performance or a forecast.
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