Every trade includes 10 basis points slippage and Finvasia's actual tax-optimized cost structure. This is not theoretical performance—it's the exact ROI an institutional allocator will execute when deploying capital through our infrastructure.
Market crash (2020), low volatility regime (2021), and high volatility stress (2023–25)—this audit proves consistent positive expectancy across all market conditions. Resilience is documented, not claimed.
E1, V1, and V2 differ fundamentally in their scaling logic and position-sizing DNA. The table below shows 12 overlapping 36-month windows—compare directly across all three models to understand architectural differentiation.
| Analysis Window | E1 Capital Preservation |
V1 Linear Compounding |
V2 Titanium Scaling The
Alpha Leader |
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| ROI % | Max DD | ROI % | Max DD | ROI % | Max DD | |
Average metrics calculated across 12 overlapping rolling 36-month windows (2020 Q1 - 2025 Q3). Results demonstrate consistent positive expectancy irrespective of entry regime. Each model operates independently with proprietary risk parameters and scaling logic. Trade logs and execution details are gated for verified institutional partners. All data includes 10 points slippage per trade and Finvasia (Shoonya) tax-optimized execution costs. This represents the realistic performance expectancy for institutional allocators deploying capital through the LeoQuant infrastructure.