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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.

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

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How the method is built, and where it has been read

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Walk-forward analysis4 readings

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Leverage control4 readings

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Hypothesis testing4 readings

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System optimization5 readings

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Rank rotation5 readings

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Breakout system5 readings

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Dominant cycle detection6 readings

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Market regime classification6 readings

Read in the archive24 of 130 readings

1987A mechanical rank-rotation sleeve for monthly fund leadersPortfolio construction 1987Seasonal commodity spreads as portfolio slotsIntermarket and spreads 1987Underwriting a seasonal livestock calendar spreadIntermarket and spreads 1987Seasonal calendar spreads as financed capital slotsIntermarket and spreads 1987Calendar gates for outright seasonal portfoliosSeasonality and regimes 1989Weekday price paths are regime-dependentSeasonality and regimes 1989Evaluating mechanical seasonal date rules for commodity spreadsIntermarket and spreads 1989Seasonal dates, confirmation, and reconstructed spread barsIntermarket and spreads 1989Rank rotation in a five-name no-load sleevePortfolio construction 1990Calendar windows as testable index-futures proceduresSeasonality and regimes 1990The January barometer as a rest-of-year scoring problemSeasonality and regimes 1990Cycle-tested five-year fund rank rotationPortfolio construction 1991Keep a decade-year only when it differs from the overall-meanSeasonality and regimes 1991A thirty-name price-weighted average as a seasonal regime classroomSeasonality and regimes 1991Ranking month-end holds with risk-reward and stopsSeasonality and regimes 1991Testing the July-August summer rally as an occurrence countSeasonality and regimes 1991Constructing seasonal-cycle overlays with channel confirmationCycles and spectral analysis 1991An eclipse calendar as a testable cycle scaffoldCycles and spectral analysis 1992The four-year election cycle as an equity regime mapSeasonality and regimes 1992Inner planet cycle dates, seasonal inversions, and stochastic timingCycles and spectral analysis 1992Building a shared workbook for calendar seasonality testsSeasonality and regimes 1992Constructing detrended tests for calendar seasonalitySeasonality and regimes 1992A semiconductor seasonal-index before the relative-strength overlaySeasonality and regimes 1992Lock the holiday window as a regime, then veto resistanceSeasonality and regimes

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