Aggressive

Strategy B

Participates more often than Strategy A — wider tolerance, not more risk.

Strategy B says "yes" more often than Strategy A, but it never tries harder. More participation means wider tolerance and higher volatility acceptance — not larger positions, not dynamic sizing, and not chasing losses. Aggression here means frequency, not leverage.

Doctrine

Compared to Strategy A: a wider spread threshold (10.0 vs. 5.0) and a wider entry tolerance (5% vs. 2%) let Strategy B act on more setups — the rules themselves don't loosen.

Locked configuration

These values are part of Strategy B's versioned behavior and don't change without an explicit update.

Max Acceptable Spread
10.0
Position Size
Fixed at 1.5×
Entry Tolerance
5%
LOCKED v1 — sourced directly from strategy configuration

Where to go next

Strategy A
Compare with the more selective conservative model.
Strategy C
Compare with the defensive, capital-preservation model.
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