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Historical Backtesting Audit & Verification

Learn how our algorithmic quantitative trading models are audited, backtested on historical data, and verified with rigorous Walk-Forward out-of-sample testing.

🏗️ 5.1 Walk-Forward Backtest Architecture

Every strategy in Kuni, US-Market Forecaster is subjected to automated backtesting engines. Click the screenshot below to inspect the audit report anatomy:

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Strategy Total Return Audited return over 6M and 2Y holding periods.
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Win Rate & Win/Loss Count Empirical percentage of winning trades (e.g. 74%).
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Sharpe Ratio & Max Drawdown Risk-adjusted efficiency and worst-case drop.
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Wall Street Consensus Targets Low, Mean, and High analyst price targets.
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6-Month Lookback Window

Evaluates recent regime performance, capturing how the strategy adapted to recent interest rate shifts and macro earnings cycles.

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2-Year Full Cycle Audit

Measures long-term robust alpha across both bullish rallies and bearish market corrections.

📐 5.2 Interpreting Key Backtest Metrics

Every backtest report generates five essential quantitative health metrics:

Strategy Return (e.g. +142.5%)

The total compounding return generated by following our algorithm's simulated entries, take-profit exits, and stop-losses over the lookback window.

Win Rate % & Trade Count (e.g. 74% (14W / 5L))

The percentage of executed trade cycles that closed in positive profit. A win rate between 60% and 75% indicates a highly disciplined strategy.

Sharpe Ratio (e.g. 2.14)

Measures risk-adjusted excess return per unit of volatility. A Sharpe ratio > 1.0 is good, > 2.0 is excellent, and > 3.0 is world-class.

Max Drawdown (e.g. -8.4%)

The largest peak-to-trough decline experienced by the strategy. Tightly controlled drawdowns protect your capital from catastrophic losses.

Outperformance vs Buy-and-Hold

Calculates whether our active quantitative signal engine generated excess Alpha compared to simply holding the stock passively.

🏛️ 5.3 Wall Street vs TimesFM AI Targets

To provide a balanced perspective between artificial intelligence and institutional human analysts, the Backtest screen integrates the latest Wall Street consensus data:

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Low Target

The most conservative valuation estimate published by institutional research firms (Bear case).

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Mean Target

The consensus average 12-month price target compiled from dozens of Wall Street equity research desks.

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High Target

The most optimistic 12-month price target published by top-tier investment banks (Bull case).

🛡️ 5.4 Audit Rigor & Anti-Overfitting Safeguards

How does the app guarantee that historical backtests are honest and realistic?

  • Zero Lookahead Bias: Signals at time T are evaluated strictly using data available up to T.
  • Slippage & Spread Simulation: All executions factor in routine bid-ask spread friction.
  • Point-in-Time Splits: Training data and evaluation backtest intervals are strictly isolated.
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