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Trading Truth is an independent research publication. Everything on it is general market commentary, published for education and for the interest of the thing. It is impersonal by design: written for everyone who reads it and tailored to no one.
It is not personalized investment advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Nothing here takes account of your circumstances, your goals, your tax position, or how much loss you can bear. The author is not a registered investment adviser, is not acting as your fiduciary, and takes no payment from any fund, platform, product or person discussed on this site.
Historical results shown here are backtests. They describe what a rule would have done over a stated period. That is a record, not a forecast, and hypothetical results carry limitations real trading does not — survivorship, selection, and the plain fact that a rule was chosen by someone who already knew what the market did next. Those biases are worked against and cannot be claimed to be eliminated. Past performance guarantees nothing.
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Last updated 6 November 2026.