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Hypothetical / backtested

What it trades

How every trade is built

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Total P&L

Max drawdown

Worst single day

Profit factor, per trade

Losing months

Trades

Cumulative P&L, with its drawdown underneath

— cumulative P&L and drawdown · hypothetical / backtested

· dollars, 1 contract per leg

  • Cumulative P&L

Month by month

— monthly P&L · hypothetical / backtested

  • Winning month
  • Losing month

The three tiers, side by side

Same signals, same entries, same rules. Only the distance from the short strike to its long hedge changes, and with it the margin each trade ties up.

Full statistics, all three tiers

How it loses

Its place in the Portfolio

Correlation with the other three

Daily P&L, Full, over the sessions both strategies have a record for. 1 moves together, 0 is unrelated, negative moves apart.

Run on its own

Every figure on this page is standalone: the strategy's margin is computed from its own legs only. Run inside the Portfolio, put-side and call-side risk are netted across all four, so the Portfolio needs materially less capital than the four standalone requirements added together.

The Portfolio record →

Assumptions behind every number on this page

  • $1.20 commission per leg.
  • Fills modelled from 1-minute quote data.
  • Backtest settled on the SPX official close.
  • One contract per leg throughout. Nothing is reinvested and position size never grows with the account.

How the figures are calculated

Margin and account size
Capital at risk on a spread is (width − credit) × 100. Each session contributes its intraday peak; "peak daily margin" is the largest of those over the record, and is the account size every percentage on this page is measured against. Computed for this strategy alone.
Annualised figures
Annualised P&L, return on peak margin (CAGR) and Calmar are annualised over the calendar months in the strategy's record. CAGR is the growth rate of an account sized to the peak margin, trading a fixed size: not a compounding result, and no interest is credited on the cash held for margin.
Sharpe and Sortino
Mean daily P&L over its standard deviation (Sortino: over losing days only), annualised by √252, counting every trading day in the strategy’s window, days without a trade included. The same basis as the Portfolio’s figure on The performance page.
Profit factor
Gross profit divided by gross loss, per trade, per session and per month.
Drawdown
Distance of cumulative P&L below its running peak, measured at each session's close.

Figures as of .