- From each bar's high and low, compute the 14-bar +DI and −DI — how much of the recent movement has been upward versus downward — and ADX, which measures how decisively one side is winning.
- Buy when +DI sits above −DI and ADX is above 25 at the same time: the direction is up and the move is strong enough to be a trend rather than noise inside a range.
- Sell when +DI crosses back below −DI. The exit deliberately does not wait on ADX — a fading ADX with price rolling over would otherwise strand the position.
Score
| Total Score | Mean Of Real And Resampled | 42 / 100 |
| Real Data | 39 / 100 | |
| Resampled Data | 45 / 100 | |
| Overall Rank | Top 52% | 27 of 52 |
| Rank In Trend | Top 65% | 18 of 28 |
Score By Metric
| Beats Hold | Real 23 · Resampled 48 | 35 / 100 |
| Risk Adjusted | Real 42 · Resampled 41 | 41 / 100 |
| Profitability | Real 44 · Resampled 45 | 44 / 100 |
| Win Rate | Real 30 · Resampled 31 | 31 / 100 |
| Fee Efficiency | Real 66 · Resampled 66 | 66 / 100 |
Scores
The six scores the total is made of, one dataset at a time: how each stood as the run went on, and where each of them ended.
Source Metrics
The numbers those scores are read from, one dataset at a time: every trade as it happened, and where the run ended.