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    Everything you need to read Strategya, in plain words.

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    How to read the Summary · 3 min 57 s

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    How Rotation decides · 2 min 52 s

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    Choosing a plan · 2 min 10 s

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    Using a strategy

    Inside a strategy card: what to do with it · 2 min 17 s

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    Automation: from signal to order · 2 min 56 s

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    The full tour: the whole system in 10 minutes · 9 min 39 s

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    Step by step

    1. Pick a tierEntry, Intermediate or Expert. Each one includes the tiers below it. See Pricing.
    2. Read a cardThe big line is the position today: in cash, long or short. Under it: whether it changed today, the last change and the last trade.
    3. Open the card with +The strategy against simply holding, the position history, a replay of the backtest, every trade, the statistics and the monthly table.
    4. Compare in the SummaryAll strategies on the same window, ranked by MAR. See Summary.
    5. Follow a strategyBy hand on your own exchange, automated with Signum, or through your AI assistant, such as Claude, via MCP. Nothing on Strategya is investment advice.

    Glossary

    Backtest
    The rules applied to past prices, with 0.1% commission per side. Simulated, not real performance.
    CAGR
    The average yearly growth rate, compounded.
    CASH TO CASH
    On rotation strategies: the result of the whole last stay in the market, from leaving cash to coming back to cash, across every asset it held.
    Decision time
    Crypto strategies decide at the daily close, 00:00 UTC; 12-hour ones also at 12:00 UTC; stock strategies after the NYSE close.
    Drawdown
    The largest drop from a previous high. The site shows the harder of two measurements.
    Early access
    Long + short strategies (Expert). Their results are preliminary and still being evaluated.
    In cash
    The strategy holds no position.
    Last change
    The day the position last changed.
    Last trade
    The result of the last closed trade.
    Long
    Holding the asset: it gains when the price rises.
    MAR
    CAGR divided by the maximum drawdown: return per unit of pain. Higher is better.
    Short
    A position that gains when the price falls.

    Questions

    More questions about plans: see Pricing

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