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EMA 50/200 + ADX · 2×ATR stop · 4×ATR target · 2% risk

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Every model with a live trigger or an open position, written out as an order you could actually place. Sizing assumes $1,000 at 2% risk, unlevered. They are allowed to disagree: that disagreement is the signal.

The profit zone spans 1R to 2R. The mechanical rule exits the whole position at 2R (4×ATR); 1R is offered as a partial if you prefer to bank early. Levels are fixed at entry and do not trail.

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Seven different ways to read the same instrument. Each is tested twice on the identical bars: a backtest over the older 60%, then a forward test on the most recent 40%, held back and scored as if unseen. A rule that made money before but fails the forward test is not working now. Click a row to load that model on the chart.

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Backtest and Forward columns show expectancy in R per trade with the trade count in brackets. Amber n means fewer than 10 closed trades, where win rate and profit factor carry almost no information. A model that looks brilliant on 2 trades has told you nothing. Only the house EMA model is cross-checked against the Python engine; the rest share its execution engine but not its parity test.

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Ranked by trend strength, this symbol's own backtested edge, consistency and how fresh the signal is. Expected hold is the average trade length on this timeframe. Edge and win rate are discounted below 10 closed trades (amber n), so a lucky single trade cannot climb the table.

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Signals are mechanical output of a fixed rule set, computed from delayed or public-endpoint data. Backtested results are hypothetical and include commission and slippage assumptions that may not match your broker. This is not financial advice.