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Strategy Cup Tier for CSCO
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Strong tier: borderline validation
lowStrong val-window result (an unknown margin) with borderline statistical support. Solid edge in the numbers, but verification is incomplete. Follow with discipline, not conviction.
What will probably happen
- The edge is above average but borderline; treat entries as tentative until the next val window confirms.
- Walk-forward stability is low: the edge broke down on rolling out-of-sample periods. Parameters that looked good in-sample may not generalise.
- Fewer than 10 trades: a single trade's outcome can dominate the result. Don't trust aggregate statistics from this sample.
What to do
- If you HOLD this stock and follow this strategy
- Strong tier but incomplete validation: hold with reduced position size. Set a drawdown trigger to re-evaluate if performance decays.
- If you're EVALUATING whether to use this strategy
- Borderline validation: paper-trade for 3-6 months before allocating. If the edge persists on the next val window, add capital.
- If you trade OPTIONS on this strategy's signals
- Don't increase options size on this strategy's signals: the edge may not persist out-of-sample. Treat signals as weak directional hints only.
Weak credibility profile: fewer than 10 trades (sample is too small); walk-forward stability is low.
Technical details
Technical analysis
- Cup tier
- cup_3 (strong)
- Robustness
- Fragile
- Tier grade
- Strong
- Trade count
- 1
- MC significant
- No
- Sample quality
- Thin Sample
- Validation window
- --
- Statistical support
- Borderline
- Deflated Sharpe Ratio (DSR)
- 0.946
- Delta return vs buy-and-hold
- --
- Walk-forward stability score
- 0.00
Key levels
| Level | Value |
|---|---|
| dsr | 0.946 |
| cup tier | 3 |
| num trades | 1 |
| robustness score | 0 |
Caveats
- Cup tiers reflect val-window performance. Live forward returns may differ from backtest; even validated strategies have drawdown risk.
- Fewer than 10 trades: single-trade outcomes can dominate the result. Aggregate statistics (Sharpe, delta_return) are unreliable at this sample size.