Long-horizon holding & dip-buy experiments — the in-sample “winner” for each horizon, and how it actually held up out-of-sample.
As of 2026-06-24T12:41:10Z
📉 Verdict: No IS-selected config is positive out-of-sample; the green ones are regime-dependent (a lucky window). Stops cap losses but no proven edge — demo only.
In-sample winner → out-of-sample reality
For each horizon we take the config a naive optimiser would have shipped (best in-sample $) and show what it did on the held-out window. Green in, red out — that’s overfitting, shown on purpose.
How it’s modelled: WITH hard stop (operator spec). A stop caps the normal loss, but a gap/crash beyond the ~0.9/leverage liquidation buffer at 2-3× still wipes the margin — modelled. Realistic frictions: 5 bps/side + 2 bps/side slippage + perp funding over the hold. Dip-buy entry on the bar low, no look-ahead. Configs SELECTED on in-sample only; OOS = held-out last 30%, the honest judge. 5m history ~2 weeks (30% targets rarely hit intraday). Demo/paper experiments — live stays BLOCKED behind the proof gate.
The honest takeaway
Holding through dips looks great in-sample — big positive numbers. But the very same configuration loses on the
window it never saw. That gap is the whole story: a backtest you fit on is a memory, not a forecast. Stops cap the
ordinary loss, leverage amplifies the out-of-sample damage, and a no-stop hold just freezes the bag. We run these as
demo/paper experiments only — live trading stays blocked. The one research class that actually survives this
test is on /investing; the statistics behind the verdicts are on /edge.
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