Public methodology ยท snapshot 2026-08-25

How the investing system works.

This page exposes the system's current methodology and evidence boundaries in formats that people, search engines, and answer agents can inspect directly. It describes implementation and reproducibility. It does not claim proven investment outperformance.

Primary cadencemonthly
Policy versionv0.1.0
Policy hash3faadabdf71da180
Trend definition(spy_price / spy_ma200) - 1

What the system is trying to do

The system supports disciplined recurring portfolio allocation and rebalancing across diversified ETF risk buckets. It uses a deliberately low-dimensional market regime model, bounded portfolio tilts, within-bucket scoring, explicit exposure limits, turnover controls, data-integrity gates, and separate execution permissions.

It is not designed to day trade, predict individual-stock winners, guarantee returns, eliminate drawdowns, or turn free-form AI conversation into trading authority.

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Current evidence state

long term independently verified live track recordnot_established
proven superiority to simple passive portfolionot_established
independent third party methodology reviewnot_completed
synthetic reproducibility examplestandalone_and_private_parity_tested
real market cash benchmark examplestandalone_official_treasury_input
public policy snapshotavailable_and_drift_tested
dated public evidence ledgerscaffold_available_no_performance_entries
Claims boundary

A reproducible methodology is not a performance result. A backtest is not a live track record. The public artifacts explicitly distinguish implementation, simulation, paper/shadow evidence, and live evidence, and retain unfavorable evidence under the same publication rules as favorable evidence.

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