Mid-life couple, 55 portfolio 25

user Couple at 55 · defined 2026-10-01 21:10 · an example: a common Canadian account mix in mid-life, still saving (made-up figures); optimized for growth · every portfolio

Optimized for growth

made 2026-10-02 18:49 by 4_book.py · objective: largest CAGR with max drawdown at most max_dd (max drawdown 25%) · 2003-01-02 .. 2026-09-25

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Which runs passed

23 candidates · 5 held

primary: every usable DONE run → grade_min B: 29 → exclude 870: 28

23 candidates after the rest of the screens (crypto, the same curve twice, shorting, the window, the quick build's); 5 held · probability of backtest overfitting over the candidates 21.76%

Figures

2003-01-02 .. 2026-09-25

invested 679,100 on 679,100 of capital (no margin)primary: 5 strategies, 100.00% of the portfolio

CAGR
12.12%
2003-01-02 → 2026-09-25 (23.7 years)
Sortino
1.466
daily, target 0
Max drawdown
25.00%
2020-02-20 → 2020-03-23, recovered 2020-08-04
Total return
1411.06%
679,100 → 10,261,632 undefined
Sharpe
1.047
risk-free 0
Volatility
11.57%
annualized, daily returns
Calmar
0.485
CAGR / max drawdown
Longest under water
583 days
2008-05-20 → 2009-12-24
Best year
34.35%
2025
Worst year
-13.83%
2008
Positive months
68.42%
of 285
2003-01-02 679,100 → 2026-09-25 10,261,632 · log scale · 6085 days · hover or use the arrow keys for values
Drawdown: the fall below the highest value reached so far. Worst 25.00% below its peak, from 2020-02-20 to 2020-03-23, back to that peak 2020-08-04 (166 days from the peak) · 4.10% below its peak on the last day

30-year Monte Carlo

the spread of wealth
5th percentile, year 30
8,119,495
12.0 times the 679,100 it starts with; 95 in 100 paths end above it
Median wealth, year 30
21,480,438
31.6 times the 679,100 it starts with
History sampled
284 months
2003-02 → 2026-09
By year, log scale (under 10,000, ruin included, sits on the floor) · line median, dashed 5th percentile, bands 25th–75th and 5th–95th · hover or use the arrow keys for values

The chart is wealth with nothing withdrawn and nothing added, not adjusted for inflation. 2,000 paths of 30 years, each built from 12-month blocks of the portfolio's own monthly returns (2003-02 → 2026-09), drawn at random. 30 years are drawn from 23.7 years of history, so the same years recur within a path. The portfolio's weights were fitted to this same history, and growth compounds that fit over every year, so every figure here leans optimistic, and more than a withdrawal does: read the 5th percentile first.

Walk-forward

the years the weights never saw

The whole selection (ratings, admission and the fit) rerun on each training window's data alone, then frozen and scored on the years after it, beside equal weights over that window's candidates. Reconstruction: only variations registered before the split. Retrospective: every variation, a test of the choosing procedure, not evidence those variations existed then. The held-out figure is the one to compare portfolios by.

ModeFitted OnCAGRMax DDHeld OutCAGRMax DDEqual Weights: CAGRMax DD
reconstruction2003-01-02 .. 2012-12-31skipped: no variation was registered before 2013-01-01 (the first was registered 2026-09-27)
retrospective2003-01-02 .. 2012-12-3117.39%24.53%2013-01-02 .. 2019-12-31-1.90%40.99%1.09%12.27%
reconstruction2003-01-02 .. 2019-12-31skipped: no variation was registered before 2020-01-01 (the first was registered 2026-09-27)
retrospective2003-01-02 .. 2019-12-318.34%25.00%2020-01-02 .. 2026-09-2511.14%25.17%14.09%27.23%

Strategies

7 rows

Weight and amount are the portfolio's; tier is primary (drives the portfolio) or secondary (added around them); every other column is the held run as this portfolio copied it, measured in that run's currency over its whole curve. Each strategy is shown at the version the run used. "family X" marks holdings that are variations of each other in one currency (only portfolio settings differ): 1 such group.

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StrategyMarketTierWeight ▼AmountRunStatusGradeCAGRSortinoMax DDTotal ReturnSharpeVolatilityCalmarUnder Water DaysBest YearWorst YearPositive MonthsFillsFees
clear
all
all
all
all
Asset Class Momentum Selects ETFs in different asset classes with the highest momentum and assigns an equal... v1CADprimary0.2569174,4687548DONEB9.64%1.34824.00%788.74%0.9729.99%0.40272030.98% (2025)-10.54% (2022)67.37%780124,571
Asset Class Momentum Selects ETFs in different asset classes with the highest momentum and assigns an equal... v1CADprimary0.1541104,6817548DONEB9.64%1.34824.00%788.74%0.9729.99%0.40272030.98% (2025)-10.54% (2022)67.37%780124,571
Asset Class Momentum Selects ETFs in different asset classes with the highest momentum and assigns an equal... v1CADprimary0.141395,9587548DONEB9.64%1.34824.00%788.74%0.9729.99%0.40272030.98% (2025)-10.54% (2022)67.37%780124,571
Asset Class Momentum Selects ETFs in different asset classes with the highest momentum and assigns an equal... v1CADprimary0.122082,8727548DONEB9.64%1.34824.00%788.74%0.9729.99%0.40272030.98% (2025)-10.54% (2022)67.37%780124,571
Asset Class Momentum Selects ETFs in different asset classes with the highest momentum and assigns an equal... v1CADprimary0.122082,8727548DONEB9.64%1.34824.00%788.74%0.9729.99%0.40272030.98% (2025)-10.54% (2022)67.37%780124,571
Thesis: An even split of shares put back to even once a year family A v1USDprimary0.046831,7709496DONEB19.88%1.22555.34%7282.31%0.84725.12%0.35988776.55% (2023)-41.82% (2008)61.75%1,23370,577
Thesis: There is a best gap between one evening up and the next family A v1USDprimary0.040227,3309532DONEB20.67%1.20365.11%8529.23%0.83426.88%0.3171,16070.30% (2009)-49.92% (2008)63.16%8,415343,640

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