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strategy-framework
Standardized template for defining trading strategies with entry rules, exit rules, position sizing, risk parameters, and performance criteria
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# Strategy Framework
A standardized system for defining, documenting, testing, and managing trading strategies. This skill provides templates and tools that enforce discipline, enable reproducibility, and make strategies testable.
## Why a Strategy Framework Matters
Trading without a written strategy framework leads to:
- **Inconsistency**: ad-hoc decisions driven by emotion rather than rules
- **Untestability**: vague ideas that cannot be backtested or evaluated
- **Scope creep**: strategies that drift without version-controlled definitions
- **Unmanaged risk**: missing stop losses, position limits, or drawdown halts
A strategy framework forces you to:
1. State a falsifiable hypothesis about a market inefficiency