Overfitting: why the best historical strategy may be the least useful
Keep track of how many ideas you tried before celebrating the winning result.
Replace a prediction with a repeatable process.
Keep track of how many ideas you tried before celebrating the winning result.
Understand the ingredients of a historical simulation before reading its return chart.
Understand peak-to-trough loss and why recovery percentages are asymmetric.
Make costs visible before evaluating whether a trading rule adds value.
Check signal timing, data revisions and execution assumptions before trusting a result.
Learn a decision process without mistaking simulation for real execution.
Understand a risk-budget model without assuming a stop order guarantees the planned loss.
Record the question, evidence and next test rather than only the final score.
Turn a market opinion into a rule, a dataset and a condition that could prove it wrong.
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