drift-regime gated value + reversal
In plain terms
Combine cheapness with a short-term bounce signal, but only act on stocks that have been quietly drifting up day after day.
How it works
A base factor blending value (cheapness) and short-term reversal is expressed ONLY on names currently in a positive drift regime, defined as the fraction of UP days over the trailing ~63 days exceeding a threshold (~55-60%). The drift-regime gate (an up-day-frequency persistence filter, distinct from return-magnitude momentum) is the novel ingredient. Base = 0.7*value + 0.3*reversal. The paper's 13-Sharpe OOS claim is explicitly NOT taken at face value; the harness gates the signal.
Live results
90 times picked on its own · 163 times inside a blend (154 beat the stock) · updated 2026-06-06Data dependencies
- Daily prices
Adjusted-close OHLCV for every US-listed ticker; primary price feed.
Expected edge
Value plus short-term reversal predicts returns specifically when a stock is in a persistent positive-drift regime, a filter the source paper claims unlocks hidden cross-sectional predictability.
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