What this course is, and what it is not
Three complete, precisely-specified systems. Each is written to the standard the planning lesson demanded: precise enough that a stranger could execute it identically, and therefore precise enough to test.
Read the next sentence carefully, because everything here depends on it.
These are not edges being handed to you. They are templates. None has been tested on your broker, at your execution quality, on your instruments, by you.
The capstone lesson made the argument and it has not changed: an edge you did not verify is a claim, not an asset. What these three give you is something different and still valuable — three worked examples of what a complete system looks like, which is the form your own work should take.
Why three, and why these three
The portfolio lesson said you need systems that can win independently — that depend on different market conditions. One system is a single point of failure; two correlated ones are the same failure with more work.
So these three are chosen to be :