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Liquidity sweep: 5 Backtests

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0 of 5 strategies finished ahead of the benchmark on the raw number, and 0 had an unadjusted p-value under 0.05. None cleared the correction for trying 1,774 tests in total (a q-value below 0.10), so no result here is a confirmed edge. Scored 2026-10-31, using data up to 2025-03-15.

Strategies here tested on crypto, ETFs. See the full family index, the full method and every result, or download the raw registry (JSON).

Results

RuleMarketVs benchmarkSamplep-valueCorrected qReceipt
Equal-lows / equal-highs sweep on daily ETFs: fade the wick through a stacked pool that closes back inside receipt
Source: c1031/tjr
ETFs−7.4 pts/yr600 trades1.0001.000On-site receipt
Previous-month high/low sweep: first daily close back inside after a wick through last month's extreme, target last month's midpoint (ETF 1d) receipt
Source: c1031/tjr
ETFs−7.4 pts/yr917 trades1.0001.000On-site receipt
Previous-week high/low sweep confirmed by an hourly BOS, target the prior daily extreme (crypto 1h) receipt
Source: c1031/tjr
crypto−84.8 pts/yr199 trades1.0001.000On-site receipt
Sweep of a 48-hour extreme with an open-interest flush: fade the stop run once leveraged positions have been liquidated (crypto 1h) receipt
Source: c1031/tjr
crypto−94.9 pts/yr2,683 trades1.0001.000On-site receipt
Equal-highs / equal-lows liquidity sweep: fade a wick through a stacked pool that closes back inside (crypto 1h) receipt
Source: c1031/tjr
crypto−103.6 pts/yr5,334 trades1.0001.000On-site receipt
  • Equal-lows / equal-highs sweep on daily ETFs: fade the wick through a stacked pool that closes back inside

    ETFs · −7.4 pts/yr · 600 trades · corrected q 1.000

    Source, p-value and result file
    Source
    c1031/tjr
    p-value
    1.000
    Corrected q
    1.000
  • Previous-month high/low sweep: first daily close back inside after a wick through last month's extreme, target last month's midpoint (ETF 1d)

    ETFs · −7.4 pts/yr · 917 trades · corrected q 1.000

    Source, p-value and result file
    Source
    c1031/tjr
    p-value
    1.000
    Corrected q
    1.000
  • Previous-week high/low sweep confirmed by an hourly BOS, target the prior daily extreme (crypto 1h)

    crypto · −84.8 pts/yr · 199 trades · corrected q 1.000

    Source, p-value and result file
    Source
    c1031/tjr
    p-value
    1.000
    Corrected q
    1.000
  • Sweep of a 48-hour extreme with an open-interest flush: fade the stop run once leveraged positions have been liquidated (crypto 1h)

    crypto · −94.9 pts/yr · 2,683 trades · corrected q 1.000

    Source, p-value and result file
    Source
    c1031/tjr
    p-value
    1.000
    Corrected q
    1.000
  • Equal-highs / equal-lows liquidity sweep: fade a wick through a stacked pool that closes back inside (crypto 1h)

    crypto · −103.6 pts/yr · 5,334 trades · corrected q 1.000

    Source, p-value and result file
    Source
    c1031/tjr
    p-value
    1.000
    Corrected q
    1.000
How to read these results

"Vs benchmark" is the strategy's annualized return minus an equal-weight benchmark, rebalanced daily, on the same assets and days. Strategies are charged trading costs; the benchmark pays none. Ahead is not a confirmed edge: the p-value is the unadjusted chance of a gap this large by luck, and the corrected q allows for how many strategies were tried, because testing hundreds of ideas throws up lucky winners. Every strategy saw only data up to the same cutoff date. The receipt is the frozen result file for that rule.

"Sample" is trades for rules that enter and exit a position, and rebalances for portfolio rules. A rebalance is a scheduled date on which a portfolio rule re-ranks and held at least one position. It is the sample size for portfolio rules. A holdings change is a rebalance where what the portfolio held, or its weights, differed from the previous one. Only these cost money to trade. The two are different counts and are never swapped. Definitions.

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