Post #3369 by lizgdal on the Mechanical Investing board

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Adding a 5% stop gain to {Advanced} leads to lower CAGR and lower GSD. GTR1 results from 19870302 to 20250324 (5 deep, no friction, 20 day hold):

      Screen         CAGR  GSD  Sharpe
      Advanced        32   34    1.00
Advanced_05stopgain   21   21    0.97

The 5% stop gain led to higher Total Return in recent years:

YearEnding  Advanced  Advanced_05stopgain
 20221230     -14             -3
 20231229      -2             10
 20241231      19             18

A stop gain can improve some screen results. For example, the 20% stop gain in {NetNetsNCAV21} greatly improves results. GTR1 results from 19870302 to 20250324 (10 deep, 2% friction, 30 month hold):

         Screen           CAGR  GSD  Sharpe
      NetNetsNCAV21        32   50    0.76
NetNetsNCAV21_NoStopGain    3   74    0.27

Another example. Adding a 20% stop gain to {NetNetsGrahamified} improves results. GTR1 results from 19870302 to 20250324 (5 deep, 2% friction, 21 day hold):

            Screen             CAGR  GSD  Sharpe
      NetNetsGrahamified        15   53    0.43
NetNetsGrahamified_20stopgain   21   44    0.57

https://gtr1.net/2013/?~Advanced::styp.a:et0!10!11...
https://gtr1.net/2013/?~Advanced_05stopgain:g1.05:...
https://gtr1.net/2013/?~NetNetsNCAV21:h21n30r12f2g...
https://gtr1.net/2013/?!!QlpoMTFBWSZTWUg6qYgAAW7fg...
https://gtr1.net/2013/?~NetNetsGrahamified:h21f2::...
https://gtr1.net/2013/?~NetNetsGrahamified_20stopg...

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