Reading your results

A backtest looks like a prediction. We tell you whether to believe it.

With every test result we give you an indication of how usable it is in a trading strategy: the headline MinervaScore, and the statistical pass/fail seal, along a full P&L report behind them. Here is what each one means.

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MinervaScore · probability the edge is real
Minerva
robustness
sealSEALED
Rich P&L report
RSI mean-reversion · AMD
Generated 2025-06-04 · 1h · 4,000 bars
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MinervaScore0.91✦ Seal · Pass
DSR
PASS
PBO
PASS
SPA
PASS
MinTRL
PASS
Window Stability
0.71
Min TRL prob
0.93
CAGR
+57.3%
Cumulative return
+34.5%
Sharpe
1.84
Sortino
2.61
Calmar
3.02
Max drawdown
−19.0%
Profit factor
1.71
Win rate
58.4%
Expectancy
322
Final equity
268,940
Avg winner
1,040
Avg loser
−684
Trades
214
Winners
125
Losers
89
Equity curve
+ drawdown, monthly returns, distribution, signal quality, trades, disclaimers
01 · The MinervaScore

One number: is the edge real?

A single value from 0 to 1 — not your return. It blends five robustness checks into one, weighting the most trustworthy evidence most.

0.90+ all five statistical robustness checks agree · ~0.50 a coin flip · below, probably noise.

02 · The robustness seal

Five gates. All, or none.

Where the score grades, the seal decides. Every gate must clear its threshold, all on out-of-sample data — miss one and there's no seal.

The report names the failing gate and by how much. Tap a gate for its math.

03 · The full report

Then the full accounting.

Below the score and seal sits the complete P&L report — performance, risk, trades, costs, charts, and the validation evidence.

Every field is tappable for what it means and how to read it.

Understand it, rank it, trust it.

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