41-Year Backtest Performance
Complete year-by-year performance of the JEDI Nasdaq-100 algorithm vs the NDX index. Backtest period: 1985–2025. Full methodology and assumptions disclosed below.
Strong risk-adjusted performance with consistent outperformance across multiple market cycles.
How the system adapts across market regimes
800+ regime transitions identified across 41 years — enabling adaptive positioning across changing market conditions.
This enables the system to increase exposure during favorable conditions and reduce risk during adverse regimes.
Annual Returns · 1985–2025
JEDI algorithm vs Nasdaq-100 index. Pre-2010 uses synthetic 3× daily-rebalanced ETF model.
Alpha measures annual outperformance of JEDI versus the Nasdaq-100.
1985–2010 uses synthetic TQQQ/SQQQ data modeled as a 3× daily-rebalanced leveraged exposure to the Nasdaq-100 index, including ETF expense ratios and daily compounding effects.
2010–2025 uses actual historical TQQQ/SQQQ prices.
Backtests assume 0.05% slippage per trade and commission-free execution (Alpaca).
Backtests are generated using the same signal engine that produces live algorithm signals.
All performance figures are derived from backtested simulations and do not represent actual trading results. Backtests are based on historical data and assumptions that may not reflect real market conditions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
What Would $10K Have Become?
Based on 41 years of backtested data (1985–2025). Adapts across bull, bear, and crisis markets.
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