A backtest answers "what would have happened". The question you care about is "what will happen", and the gap between the two grows with every parameter you try. I have a simple daily trend-following rule running with real money (small money: about ¥24,000). Before it went live I tried 108 parameter combinations. The best had a Sharpe ratio of... Weiterlesen: Your backtest is lying to you: walk-forward analysis and the Deflated…
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A backtest answers "what would have happened". The question you care about is "what will happen", and the gap between the two grows with every parameter you…
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