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Summary of Your Strategies’ Performance

Strategist #2298
3 industries 2,298 strategies 2,639,253 futures / strategy 6,065,003,394 futures / industry
AILING INDUSTRY
60 / 100 · ranked #41 of 2,298 overall
Score relative to the 343 strategies with goals like yours.
Expected value
60
Robustness
70
Dominance
73
Your preference weights: 50% profit / sales  ·  50% market share.

The strategy you chose — Ailing

Quarter 1, Year 1Hold
Quarters 2-4, Year 1Follow any down
Year 2Be average
Year 3Be average
Competitive intelligenceDon't buy

ADAM — when does your strategy add value?

It’s not enough to see whether results got better or worse — a declining industry can fall no matter what you do. ADAM (the Act / Don’t Act Matrix™) compares your results to what would have happened if you’d done nothing, while accounting for competitors.

 
They act / don’t
You don’t act
baseline
You act
your strategy

The act / don’t-act numbers come from a separate “do nothing” engine run (not in this scores file) — this panel fills in once that run is available.

Expected value & risk — Ailing

Across every future you faced, how often your strategy landed in each outcome band. A tight cluster is robust; a wide spread is risky.

LowestVery lowLowBelowBelow avgAbove avgAboveHighVery highHighestProfit / salesMarket share

Better than the alternatives? — Ailing

Every strategy’s average profit and share. Anything up-and-to-the-right of your red marker beat you on both. The triangle is the “do nothing” baseline.

-35%42%-26%38%-17%34%-8%29%1%25%ROS (return on sales)Market share (units)Your strategy"Do nothing"
80strictly dominate yours (of 2,297)
1,170weakly dominate yours

Learning from the Tournament

The Top Pricer Tournament is not a test — it’s a mirror. Everyone who entered thought their strategy was a good one; that performance varies so widely is the lesson. What did you assume about your competitors? What would have to happen for your strategy to work as you planned?