Markets
Every test on this site, grouped by the market it was run in. A strategy has one post; a market page shows how everything did in that market, so you can see what worked, if anything, where you trade. Tests that cover two markets appear in both.
Futures
Exchange-traded futures: the E-mini S&P 500 (ES) and the E-mini Nasdaq-100 (NQ), and gold futures (GC) in one test, from 1-minute data 2020 to September 2026, with real per-trade costs (about $31 on ES, $16 on NQ). YM and crude futures are not tested yet.
26 tests · 148 variants · 2 passed
Metals
Gold, as spot XAUUSD from a broker (a CFD-style price, not a futures contract), from 2004: opening-range and noise-area breakouts, golden crosses, EMA crossovers, RSI 30/70, the TTM Squeeze, WaveTrend, the head and shoulders pattern and the Turtle rules, on 1-minute to daily bars. Gold futures (GC) appear in one test and sit in both Futures and Metals.
15 tests · 125 variants · 0 passed
Crypto
Bitcoin so far, as BTCUSDT from Binance (1-minute history from August 2017), tested on daily bars (the Turtle rules, 0.1% of costs on every fill), on 15-minute bars (a trend pullback) and on 1-minute bars around the clock (the noise area breakout), both at 0.05% on every fill. Bitcoin trades all week, so its days run 00:00 to 24:00 UTC.
6 tests · 19 variants · 0 passed
Stocks & ETFs
The S&P 500 through SPY, the most traded ETF: 33 years of daily prices from 1993 with every dividend, tested with dividends reinvested, T-bill interest in cash and costs on every trade.
2 tests · 5 variants · 0 passed
FX
The four major currency pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY and AUDUSD, as spot FX from a broker. A study of six strategies on all four is complete, with every result published, and EUR/USD has its own tests: the 1-hour golden cross, the Fibonacci 61.8% pullback, the Turtle rules, a Stochastic + RSI + MACD strategy and the Ichimoku Cloud.
13 tests · 151 variants · 0 passed
Also on the site: what all the tests found so far, prop-firm math and a free simulator, and the protocol every test follows.