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Decision-support for capital allocation. Surfaces current high-confluence signals and applies risk-managed position sizing. Not financial advice.
Phase A backtest result: framework does NOT beat SPY
Tested 6 strategy variants end-to-end on 2022-2025 data. All failed the validation gate. Best variant (trend-following): matched SPY within 1.88 percentage points but did not beat it. See backtest page for full results.
- If your goal is to beat the market: this system can't do it. Buy SPY/VOO directly.
- If your goal is to find names worth deeper research: the picks below are legitimate research candidates. Add fundamental thesis, sector context, your own judgement.
- Per-event signal edge exists at the individual signal level (Bonferroni-passing RSI divergence, t=7.49). But translating that into a portfolio strategy hasn't worked.
- Position-sizing framework below is risk-managed default — equal-weight, sector caps, cash reserve. Use as scaffolding for your own decisions.
This page is research support. It is not a trading signal. It is not investment advice.
Capital
$10,000
Reference deployment size
Active signals
10
Tickers with at least one BUY or WATCH across the 3 modes
Picks selected
5
Top high-confluence names below capital allocation
Suggested allocation (equal-weight, 30% cash reserve, 20% per-name cap)
Equal weight across top BUY-rated names by mode confluence, capped at 20% per position, with 30% held in cash as reserve. This is a sensible default — not optimized, but hard to fault.
NEM
Newmont
Single-mode BUY + 1 WATCH confirmation · includes Oversold (best in-sample, failed OOS — treat with caution)
$1400
14.0%
INTU
Intuit
3-mode WATCH (no BUY) · includes Oversold (best in-sample, failed OOS — treat with caution)
$1400
14.0%
FICO
Fair Isaac
2-mode WATCH (no BUY) · includes Oversold (best in-sample, failed OOS — treat with caution)
$1400
14.0%
KLAC
KLA Corp
2-mode WATCH (no BUY) · includes Oversold (best in-sample, failed OOS — treat with caution)
$1400
14.0%
CASH
Reserve
Cash reserve — wait for stronger signals OR drawdown opportunity
$3000
30.0%
Top candidates by mode confluence
Multi-mode agreement is the most empirically interesting signal we can construct from current data — independent modes saying the same thing.
| Ticker | Company | Sector | Oversold | Acceleration | Quality | μ Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEM | Newmont | Materials | WATCH 72 | BUY 75 | — | 73.4 |
| INTU | Intuit | Software | WATCH 68 | WATCH 62 | WATCH 58 | 62.8 |
| FICO | Fair Isaac | Software | WATCH 65 | WATCH 73 | — | 69.1 |
| KLAC | KLA Corp | Semiconductors | WATCH 70 | WATCH 64 | — | 67.1 |
| ADP | Automatic Data Processing | Software | — | WATCH 55 | WATCH 63 | 58.8 |
| LLY | Eli Lilly | Healthcare | — | WATCH 74 | — | 73.8 |
| PAYX | Paychex | Software | — | — | WATCH 68 | 67.7 |
| GEN | Gen Digital | Software | — | WATCH 63 | — | 62.8 |
| DXCM | Dexcom | Healthcare | — | WATCH 61 | — | 60.8 |
| NVDA | NVIDIA | Semiconductors | — | — | WATCH 60 | 59.7 |
Risk framework
Stop loss: -15% per position. If a name drops 15% from entry, sell — the thesis was wrong.
Time horizon: Minimum 3 months, ideally 6 months. The 63d/126d windows are where any (modest) excess return emerged in backtest. Shorter horizons = noise.
Per-name cap:20% of total capital. Even if a name looks "obvious," idiosyncratic risk is large.
Cash reserve: 30% minimum. Lets you add to winners on pullbacks OR redeploy if better signals appear.
Re-evaluate cadence:Check positions weekly. If a stock's mode score drops below 50, consider exit.
Realistic expected outcome:-20% to +20% over 6 months. The system's small validated edge (one signal, 57% hit rate) suggests modestly above breakeven. Anyone selling certainty is selling fiction.
What this page does NOT do
- Does not execute trades — copy ticker symbols to your broker manually
- Does not predict returns — the framework has tiny historical excess returns and unproven mode composites
- Does not account for taxes, transaction costs (~0.1-0.2% per trade), or your personal financial situation
- Does not constitute personalized financial advice — consult a fiduciary if you need that