The Strategy Vault - 10 Guides, All Measured

You have been told to trade with the trend, to wait for confluence, to buy the bottom of the range and to backtest before you risk anything. None of it arrived with a number attached.

This vault is ten complete guides, 452 pages, that measure the advice instead of repeating it.

The panel is 236,130 bars across TEN INSTRUMENTS and FOUR TIMEFRAMES - 15 minutes, one hour, six hours and one day - from public sources that need no account. Four written-down rules, run on every one of them. 20 tests, pre-registered before the data was read. The corrected bar for 20 tests is a z of 3.023.

Sixteen came back as nulls. Four cleared the bar, and four post-hoc attacks left ONE standing - the first result in ninety-one pre-registered tests across five waves to survive every check. It is reported with three printed reasons to distrust it.

WHAT MAKES THESE DIFFERENT

Two errors this study made are printed in full, including one that removed three of those four findings. A fill assumption is demonstrated deliberately and measured at 38.34 points. And the cost arithmetic - the strongest claim in the vault - shows a round trip eating 28.9 per cent of your target on a 15-minute chart and 1.7 per cent on a daily one, which is the same rule doing the same thing at a seventeenfold difference in cost.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Scalping (45pp) - What the fastest bar costs, before it is even a trade.

Day Trading (45pp) - What the largest sample in the catalogue actually bought.

Swing Trading (44pp) - What patience buys, in cost and in time, with numbers on both.

Breakout Trading (47pp) - The one result in ninety-one tests that survived every attack.

Trend Following (45pp) - The most repeated instruction in trading, split and counted.

Mean Reversion (44pp) - A rule that measured worse than an ordinary bar, twice.

Range Trading (44pp) - Why a huge panel still cannot settle a simple question.

Combining Indicators (44pp) - What stacking conditions costs, counted at every step.

Backtesting Your Strategy (46pp) - Two errors made on purpose, measured, and two made for real.

The Daily Trading Routine (48pp) - The capstone: all twenty tests, both errors, and what survives.

WRITTEN FOR SOMEBODY WHO KNOWS THE BASICS AND NO STATISTICS

Every guide opens with a plain-English primer: average true range, the control, the sample size, the standard error, z, the correction, and what an overlapping case is. All defined before the first number appears, with no mathematics anywhere.

AN HONEST NOTE

These are clues, not crystal balls. This vault contains no win rates, no historical-test results and no promises about what you will make, because nobody can verify those and you should not trust anyone who prints them. It does not claim strategies are worthless - it claims that four specific rules, at their standard settings, on these bars, did not reach their promised side more often than an ordinary bar did, and it prints every figure so you can check. Educational, not financial advice.

Instant download. 10 guides, 452 pages, PDF.