Strategies on trial · paper money
Strategies on trial, nothing hidden.
Each rule is sealed before its first trade. Every trade after that is sealed too, losses included, and a rule that's dropped stays here with its whole record. Your browser re-checks every seal.
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What this proves
1
Rule first
The exact rule is sealed the moment it goes on trial. Only trades after that day count, so nobody picks a lucky start date.
2
Every trade
A position is sealed when it opens and its result when it closes. Winners and losers alike.
3
Against luck
Each trade gets a random twin: same holding time, a random day. Its day comes from a fixed draw anyone can redo, so it can't be re-rolled.
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No quiet deletes
Dropping a rule seals a "stopped" entry. The record and every trade stay public.
What it proves, and what it doesn't
- Every seal links to the one before, so changing, deleting or back-dating any entry breaks the chain, and the check shows it.
- Anyone can re-run the rule on public prices and get the same trades: the rule is printed in full.
- Paper trades only. No real money and no broker.
- A few trades prove nothing. We don't call a record good or bad before 30 closed trades.
- Past results aren't a promise, and none of this is advice.