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Jarvis

paper trading · supervised weekly
armed · all systems go

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Relative strength cross-sectional off
Cross-sectional momentum — the only strategy that compares names against each other rather than against their own past. It buys a symbol when it ranks among the universe's strongest performers (and is actually rising), and sells once it drops well out of the leaders. Answers the allocator's real question: of everything we could hold, which is best?
Bollinger Bands Donchian breakout MACD Time-series momentum Pairs trading Relative strength RSI reversion SMA crossover Volatility regime

TLT · price with buy / sell markers

Current signal per symbol 0

No signals yet for this strategy.

Backtest vs buy-and-hold 12

SymbolStrategyBuy & holdDifferenceTrades
TLT +0.00% -4.97% ✓ +4.97% 0
GLD +0.14% -2.90% ✓ +3.04% 1
XLE -0.09% +6.82% -6.91% 3
EFA +0.02% +9.00% -8.98% 1
DIA +0.09% +13.01% -12.93% 1
VOO +0.00% +15.74% -15.74% 0
SPY -0.08% +15.73% -15.81% 1
GOP +0.05% +16.30% -16.25% 1
EEM +0.02% +16.65% -16.63% 2
IWM +0.13% +17.95% -17.82% 2
NANC +0.03% +19.22% -19.19% 1
QQQ +0.18% +20.80% -20.62% 1
"Difference" is strategy return minus simply holding the asset. On short, mostly-rising history these strategies tend to win only where the asset fell (they sat in cash) — real edge needs more data and choppier markets.