Articles
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If It Isn’t Backtested, Stop Using It
Backtested evidence, not polished chart examples, should determine whether an indicator earns a place in a real-money trading process.
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BTS Heatmaps: Standardized Market Seasonality
Seasonality becomes comparable across eight BTS Heatmap views using shared metrics, BTS Strength/Weakness Zones and standardized backtests.
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What Makes a Backtest Reliable?
A reliable backtest does more than produce a chart. See the fidelity, frictions, benchmarks and limits that make results worth trusting.
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How BTS Supports AI Agents and Systems
Backtested Strategies gives AI agents a research layer: standardized backtests, source hierarchy, methodology and exact evidence.
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Why Your Backtest Fails in Live Trading
A backtest can look convincing and still fail live. See how timing, costs, slippage, liquidity and overfitting can destroy the edge.
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Why Backtest Headlines Aren’t Enough
Backtest headlines strip away methodology, structure and evidence—the exact context serious investors need before trusting a result.
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What a Proxy Backtest Can (and Can’t) Tell You
A Proxy Backtest can answer questions direct replication cannot—but only if the substitutions are honest. See what the proxy really proves.
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A Signal Isn’t a Strategy
A signal can look compelling and still fail as a strategy. See the rules, costs and sizing that turn an idea into a complete trading system.
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Backtests: Proving Ground, Not Sales Pitch
Backtests should be a Proving Ground, not a sales pitch. See the costs, benchmarks and failure modes a credible test must survive.
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Why a Standardized Backtesting Methodology Matters
Standardized backtesting methodology makes strategy comparisons meaningful. See which assumptions must stay fixed before you trust a result.
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How to Choose the Right Benchmark
Benchmark choice directly determines the question a backtest answers: opportunity set, control portfolio, active overlay and trade-offs.
