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How to Spot Overfitting in a Trading Strategy
Overfitting happens when a rule learns the accidents of a historical sample instead of a durable relationship. Several practical tests can expose that fragility before live risk is added.
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How Many Trades Do You Need Before You Trust a Strategy?
There is no universal magic trade count. The useful question is how much independent evidence you have, how noisy the outcome is, and what decision you are trying to justify.
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What Drawdown Actually Tells You About a Strategy
Drawdown is more than a scary percentage: depth, duration, recovery, and clustering reveal different kinds of strategy risk.
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How to Read a Backtest Without Fooling Yourself
A practical framework for separating a promising historical result from a result that merely looks convincing on a chart.