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Research method

Position pyramiding

Position pyramiding is a canonical archive-taxonomy method; this registry entry defines its inputs, output and use boundary.

Output
Signal
Input
Rule inputs, market state and execution constraints
Horizon
The system holding period
Best use
Make entry, exit and abstention rules testable as one procedure.

Registry evidence level: backtested. This is a navigation record, not a performance claim.

  • Input: Rule inputs, market state and execution constraints.
  • Output: signal.
  • Use boundary: Make entry, exit and abstention rules testable as one procedure.
The archive

Where the method has been read

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1982Six-category classification as a trend and pyramiding case studyTrend and mean reversion1982Three gates for a futures book: equity risk, expected value, and shrinking pyramidsSizing and leverage1986Fear signals an untested decision processDecision process1987Paper lots, stop orders, and pyramids as a Wyckoff apprenticeshipEntry and exit rules1987Evaluating a black-box pyramiding routine with adverse excursionSystem design1990Recovery sizing as a series procedureSizing and leverage1990Reverse-martingale pyramiding after clustered winsSizing and leverage1992Moving-average add-ons could not be separated by maximum adverse excursionEntry and exit rules1992A pre-trade checklist for locked stops and trend pyramidingDecision process1992Stop-first pyramid adds from locked profitSizing and leverage1993Test Martingale against fixed size before you pyramidSizing and leverage1993Constructing skew-adjusted volatility stops and pyramid sizeStops and loss limits1997Long-term trend following and pyramiding as one holding-period procedureTrend and mean reversion1999Pyramiding after a maximum favorable excursion supportSizing and leverage1999Confirm early scale-ins, then shrink late unitsSizing and leverage2004Stacking crossovers, MACD and pyramiding across currency timeframesEntry and exit rules2008Scale in after launch confirmationSizing and leverage2008Range-breakout trend entries with early stops and pyramidsTrend and mean reversion2015Why win-rate chasing fails the decision processDecision process2016Expectancy through loss cuts, add-ons, and bounded leverageSizing and leverage2018Wide-range breakout, trailing stops, and pyramidingEntry and exit rules2019Inverse ETF pair daytrading with pyramiding and a trailing stopIntermarket and spreads2019One procedure for breakout entry, trailing stops, and pyramid addsEntry and exit rules2019Confirmation-first pyramiding with price and time stopsEntry and exit rules
This registry entry describes a research method. It is not investment advice and does not make a performance claim.