ORIGINAL RESEARCH · 1 PAGES
Gold market research
Studies run against our own bar archive — the same data our backtest engine replays. Every figure is reproducible from a published CSV, and where a study contradicted something we had already written, the correction is in the study.
What we are working on next
The second of those is now published: how long gold losing streaks actually last — 257 sessions, a longest run of 9 consecutive down days, and the more useful finding that a three-day run cost almost exactly as much as the nine-day one. It matters directly for anyone setting a prop firm daily limit, because a limit is met by size rather than by duration. The remaining study — how often a session breakout follows through versus reverses — is not published yet, and will not be until it is run properly.