PRODUCT DEMO · SYNTHETIC DATA

Does it survive scrutiny?

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THE CLAIM

“One precise momentum threshold makes breakouts much stronger.”

Does a breakout with RSI(14) above 55 / below 45 retain its advantage at nearby thresholds and after costs?

Market / timeframe: Artificial SYNTHETIC-UNIT · 15m · completed UTC bars
Setup / condition: Close beyond the previous 20 completed bars; selected RSI threshold 55 / 45, compared with 52 / 48 and 57 / 43.
Outcome / comparison: Average signed return after 4 bars, compared with ordinary breakouts matched by direction, time and volatility. This does not test win rate or execute trades.
What would support the claim?: A positive difference with useful uncertainty bounds that survives costs, nearby settings and separate periods.
What would weaken it?: An interval spanning zero, too few observations or a result that depends on one setting or period.

Frozen teaching hypothesis · Demo Version 1. These rules are fixed. This is not a saved account strategy or a new calculation.

I understand this is synthetic teaching evidence, not a real-market result.

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