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Track 13

Evidence & Calibration

Sample size, expectancy, overfitting, and how to tell a real edge from a story told about noise.

This is the reasoning the product itself runs on — the sample floors, the refusal to publish thin numbers, the difference between a hit rate and an expectancy. It is placed late because it is the track that lets a student audit everything earlier, including us.

  1. 1
    Win rate is not edgenot written yet

    Build a losing system with a 70% win rate.

    Checkpoint: Size the trade
  2. 2
    Expectancy, and how to compute yoursnot written yet

    One number that survives a bad week.

    Checkpoint: Size the trade
  3. 3
    How large a sample do you neednot written yet

    Why twenty trades tells you almost nothing.

    Checkpoint: —
  4. 4
    Calibration: saying 70 and being right 70%not written yet

    Score your own confidence against outcomes.

    Checkpoint: Call the grade
  5. 5
    Overfitting, in one chartnot written yet

    Watch a rule get better and more useless at once.

    Checkpoint: Spot the trap
  6. 6
    Survivorship and the screenshot problemnot written yet

    Why every strategy looks profitable on social media.

    Checkpoint: Spot the trap
  7. 7
    Reading a backtest without being sold onenot written yet

    The five questions that break most of them.

    Checkpoint: Sequence
  8. 8
    Auditing ORINnot written yet

    Use the published record to check the tool that taught you.

    Checkpoint: —
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The concepts here are applied in the Trade Playbook, and the engine that grades them is taken apart in how AI chart analysis works.

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