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      <title>The Anatomy of Look-Ahead Bias: How Algorithmic Backtests Lie (And How to Audit Them)</title>
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      <description>A reader asked us to re-check our Nasdaq-corn hedging study with DCC-GARCH. We did, across 6,467 trading days (2000–2026). The claimed 5-day-lag negative correlation could not be reproduced with real data — cross-correlation sits at &#43;0.07 to &#43;0.09 at every lag — and the original GARCH table turned out to be a pipeline error. This is the full forensic record.</description>
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      <description>Five ways a crypto perpetual-futures backtest lies. Two are crypto-specific—funding drag and data gaps—and fixed here in this methodology guide.</description>
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