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HI again!
I try to make a WFO with the parameters 13/13 and get very high APR´s.
I like the data but I dont believe it??
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You can right click on the line in question and run a backtest to see what causes this "anomaly".
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Eugene, thank you for the quick reply!
I tested WFO extensivly; these are my findings:
- it seems that the Out of sample% must be greater than 1 year
- otherwise you have N/A data (pls see charts)

Can you confirm that?
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I wonder whether you followed my suggestion in Post #4.

Are the suspiciously high APRs connected with the OOS % being less than 1 year or is your question in Post #5 not directly related to Post #1?
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...not directly connected!
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OK. It may be better to repost your findings in a new topic for that question then.

To get going on this problem (in Post #1) we still need more details about the in-sample runs.
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For me all info is posted.
This should be able to help you!
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To start with you should click on the in sample runs in question and see if you notice something unexpected in the results and data. Otherwise it is not telling anything.
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