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    <description>How trading strategies are tested, and how backtests fail.</description>
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      <title>Why we resample blocks of trades, not single trades</title>
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      <description>Monte Carlo on a trade list flatters the tail if you shuffle trades one at a time. Losses cluster. The resampling has to keep the clusters.</description>
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