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The backtest is presented with drawdown and Sharpe so the return is viewed alongside risk.
We believe investment ideas should be expressed clearly enough to test, measure and interrogate. This strategy is presented as a research case study, with the backtest results shown transparently rather than hidden behind a headline return.
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The figures below are the supplied QuantConnect backtest results. They are historical simulation results, not a promise of future performance or a live track record.
Explore the three tested sizing levels. The table keeps the reported metrics intact while the selector above lets you inspect one case at a time.
| Position sizing | Net profit | Annual Return | Sharpe |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02× | +75.9% | 17.8% | 0.583 |
| 04× | +97.4% | 21.8% | 0.649 |
| 10× | +367.9% | 56.5% | 1.03 |
The backtest is presented with drawdown and Sharpe so the return is viewed alongside risk.
The supplied results show a clear change in simulated return and annual maximum drawdown as sizing increases.
For an investor discussion, the next questions are methodology, assumptions, robustness, execution and live validation.
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This is a short-biased strategy focused on companies whose valuations appear high relative to weak underlying fundamentals. Research examines the balance sheet, income statement and broader business fundamentals to identify situations requiring deeper scrutiny.
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