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Weekly Entry + 7% Target on RINF

ProShares Inflation Expectations ETF: tracks 30-year breakeven inflation expectations. Backtest 2021-01-04 to 2026-10-02, $10,000 starting capital, computed by the same engine that runs live DeployQuant strategies.

Result: weekly 7% target on RINF turned $10,000 into $14,409 (44.1% total, 6.6% CAGR): it trailed buy-and-hold by 0.1% per year, with a maximum drawdown of 14.3% (buy-and-hold: 13.3%).
6.6%CAGR
6.6%buy & hold CAGR
−14.3%max drawdown
0.62Sharpe ratio
57round trips
23%win rate
■ weekly 7% target   ■ buy & hold, $10,000 invested 2021-01-04

Year by year

Yearweekly 7% targetbuy & hold
202116.4%14.7%
20223.3%8.8%
20232.4%0.2%
202411.3%9.7%
20251.5%1.5%
20263.6%3.7%

Month by month

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
20212.1%1.6%3.9%−0.1%3.5%−0.8%−1.6%−0.6%1.0%3.9%0.1%2.4%
2022−1.9%1.5%4.2%5.7%−6.1%−5.0%2.0%1.9%−4.4%12.0%−2.8%−2.4%
2023−6.8%5.8%1.0%−1.0%2.1%0.5%1.5%0.0%3.7%3.6%−4.5%−2.6%
20241.8%1.5%0.1%2.8%0.8%−0.9%−1.0%3.6%0.6%1.4%−1.0%1.4%
20251.2%−1.8%0.9%−1.5%2.6%−0.5%0.2%0.8%−0.9%0.1%−0.3%0.8%
20260.3%−1.5%0.6%1.9%1.6%−1.3%1.6%−0.2%1.0%−0.3%––

Every trade

weekly 7% target on RINF made 57 closed round trips and one position still open at the end of the test, an average hold of 31 days, an average winner of 7.16%, an average loser of −1.24%, a profit factor of 1.63, a longest losing streak of 7. It held a position at the close on 91.5% of trading days.

Best 10 round trips

EntryEntry priceExitExit priceReturnDays held
2022-10-03$26.532022-10-14$28.567.7%11
2021-01-04$22.432021-03-16$24.107.5%71
2024-01-02$28.322024-05-29$30.387.3%148
2022-03-07$26.652022-04-14$28.567.2%38
2022-02-22$24.592022-03-02$26.357.2%8
2024-08-05$28.362024-10-09$30.377.1%65
2023-06-20$28.242023-10-03$30.247.1%105
2021-07-19$24.052021-10-15$25.757.1%88
2023-03-20$26.732023-05-24$28.627.1%65
2022-07-25$26.362022-08-19$28.227.1%25

Worst 10 round trips

EntryEntry priceExitExit priceReturnDays held
2022-12-12$28.002022-12-15$26.68−4.7%3
2022-05-31$27.642022-06-30$26.44−4.3%30
2022-05-16$28.682022-05-19$27.69−3.5%3
2022-09-26$27.612022-09-29$26.67−3.4%3
2023-01-23$27.442023-02-02$26.65−2.9%10
2023-03-06$28.712023-03-09$27.89−2.9%3
2021-03-22$24.342021-04-08$23.78−2.3%17
2021-05-17$25.202021-05-20$24.64−2.2%3
2023-05-30$28.642023-06-01$28.08−2.0%2
2022-07-05$26.522022-07-21$26.01−1.9%16

Prices are adjusted for splits and dividends, so they sit below the quotes printed at the time. An open position is marked at the last close.

Largest drawdowns

PeakLow pointDepthDays to lowRecoveredDays to recover
2022-04-212023-02-02−14.3%2872023-10-17257
2023-10-192023-12-27−8.1%692024-08-27244
2021-11-152022-02-17−7.3%942022-03-0819

Buy-and-hold's deepest drawdown ran from 2022-10-24 to 2023-02-03 and reached −13.3%.

With trading costs

The headline run fills at the bar price. These runs charge slippage on every fill.

Slippage per fillCAGRMax drawdownFinal valueSharpe
None (headline)6.6%−14.3%$14,4090.62
5 basis points5.7%−15.6%$13,7070.54
10 basis points3.8%−16.8%$12,4020.39

Changing the parameters

VersionCAGRMax drawdownRound tripsWin rateFinal value
Published rules6.6%−14.3%5723%$14,409
5% target4.5%−19.7%8725%$12,860
10% target4.5%−20.5%3318%$12,840
15% target5.9%−14.6%3116%$13,879

How RINF behaved

MeasureRINF
Data in this test2021-01-04 to 2026-10-02 (1428 sessions)
Total return, buy and hold45.4%
Annualized volatility12.4%
Deepest drawdown−13.5% (2022-10-24 to 2023-02-03)
Up days51.9%
Average daily range0.61%
Average overnight gap0.36%
Correlation to SPY0.13
Correlation to QQQ0.09
Correlation to TLT-0.40
Sessions above the 200-day average82.3%
Crossings of the 200-day average74
Falls of 10% or more from a 20-day high1

The rules

Buy at the first open of each week, rest a +7% profit target, and exit Thursday afternoon if the trade is losing.

  1. WHEN the first session of the week opens · IF not invested · THEN buy with 98% of the sleeve (once per week)
  2. WHILE invested · a managed limit order rests at entry price × 1.07
  3. WHEN it's 2:00pm on the week's second-to-last session · IF the position is losing · THEN sell everything

A weekly swing template: enter Monday, aim for +7%, and do not carry a loser into the weekend. The profit target rests at the broker as a real limit order the whole time (DeployQuant maintains it as a managed order). The Thursday-afternoon exit gives losing trades a time deadline instead of a price stop.

Good for: volatile assets that regularly swing 7% within a week, such as leveraged ETFs.
Watch out: the time-based exit realizes many small losses by design. The template needs the +7% winners to outnumber them, which the per-ETF results test directly.

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Frequently asked questions

Did weekly 7% target beat buy-and-hold on RINF?

Over 2021-01-04 to 2026-10-02, weekly 7% target on RINF returned 6.6% annualized vs 6.6% for buy-and-hold: it trailed buy-and-hold by 0.1% per year, with a maximum drawdown of 14.3% (buy-and-hold: 13.3%).

How many trades did it make?

57 completed round trips over 5.7 years (115 fills), with 23% of round trips closing profitably.

Why exit on Thursday?

It is a time deadline. The template does not hold a losing trade over the weekend gap. On holiday-shortened weeks the exit moves to the week's second-to-last session automatically.

Does the 7% target rest at the broker?

Yes. Deployed live, the target is a real GTC limit order that DeployQuant places and maintains.

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Backtests are hypothetical, computed by DeployQuant's engine on minute-resolution consolidated US market data (2021-01-04 to 2026-10-02, $10,000 starting capital, no margin, no fees or slippage in the headline run; buy-and-hold puts 98% of the account in at the first open, as the templates do) and do not guarantee future results. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Live trading involves risk of loss.