08-12-2026, 09:31 PM
Use a one-page specification before coding: hypothesis; market/universe; timeframe; signal; entry/exit; sizing; risk controls; data source; timestamp rules; costs; validation method; failure conditions; and success metrics.
This makes it easier to spot vague ideas and prevents changing rules after seeing a result. It also separates research quality from whether a particular strategy happens to perform well historically.
What section would you add to a strategy specification before research begins?
This makes it easier to spot vague ideas and prevents changing rules after seeing a result. It also separates research quality from whether a particular strategy happens to perform well historically.
What section would you add to a strategy specification before research begins?
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