Turtle-style breakout
An educational adaptation of channel breakout and volatility sizing principles.
Only the measurements the rule needs
Conditions before an entry exists
- Entry and exit lookbacks are frozen
- Risk units account for correlated pairs
- Pyramiding, if tested, has a hard cap
A qualifying new channel extreme under the chosen system variant.
Volatility-based distance and/or opposite exit channel.
Shorter opposite channel, with no discretionary profit taking.
Presenting historical trend-following lore as a current profitability claim.
What has to happen before capital is at risk
Report gross and net results, the full eligible sample, maximum drawdown, trade distribution and any rule changes. Then repeat on data that did not influence the design.
Use the same protocol every time.
The CSV test plan records eligibility, costs, execution, outcome and rule adherence without turning an example into a promise.
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