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Does ATR High Volatility help Stoch-RSI / SMA?

Etf · 60 backtest runs · As of 22 Jun 2026 · Methodology

HurtsDSR ✗ not confirmed

This filter reduces median CAGR by more than 1 percentage point — either more false signals or too many blocked trades.

CAGR Comparison

Baseline CAGR
5.0%
no filter
Filtered CAGR
0.8%
ATR High Volatility
Δ CAGR
-4.20%
Sample
60
runs

Risk-Adjusted Performance

Baseline Sharpe
0.313
median
Filtered Sharpe
0.116
Δ Sharpe
-0.20
DSR
1.9%
not confirmed

How does this filter work?

Signals only in high ATR regime

DSR Methodology

DSR = PSR(SR̂₀) per Bailey & López de Prado (2014). SR̂₀ = 0.4902 (expected best Sharpe from 7 random filter trials).

Testing multiple filters on the same data increases the chance of finding a good result by luck. DSR measures whether this result clears the multiple-testing threshold. Pass threshold: DSR ≥ 90%. Current: 1.9%.

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