About this strategy
Where do these positions come from?
Every position follows from the strategy's written rules: the entry conditions, the exit conditions, and the position sizing you see on this page. Nothing is hand-picked, so the strategy holds exactly what its rules would have selected at each point in time.
When you copy a template into Horizon, you can tune every one of those rules before running it. The backtest then applies your version of the rules to 20 years of historical market data.
How do we calculate performance?
Horizon calculates performance by tracking how a strategy behaves over time: its entries, exits, position sizes, rebalancing activity, and market price changes. For backtests, performance comes from historical data. For live strategies, it comes from real broker-synced activity and current market data.
Performance covers return, drawdown, win rate, Sharpe ratio, profit factor, exposure, and other risk-adjusted metrics. Together they show not just how much a strategy made, but how much risk it took to get there.
