December marked an important point in the evolution of the Greyhound Filtered Strategy (aka Dog Pound)  — not because of spectacular returns, but because the data finally gave us clarity . After a choppy autumn and a partially disrupted November, December provided enough fresh volume to answer a key question that’s been sitting in the background for some time: Which parts of the strategy genuinely deserve to remain in the core system? 📊 December in Numbers December closed so

Not every update is about growth curves and smooth equity lines. Sometimes, the most important updates are the uncomfortable ones — the ones that test discipline, patience, and whether a strategy is genuinely built for the long term. November has been one of those months. 📊 Where Things Stand Using the refined Greyhound Filtered Strategy (aka Dog Pound) , the system remains strongly profitable overall , with: 1,400+ live bets ~35% ROI after commission A consistent strike rat

After the wild variance of earlier months, October was a reminder of what steady, controlled trading really looks like. No fireworks despite November being fireworks season with Guy Fawkes night etc.. — just quiet consistency. Across 168 qualifying bets , the Dog Pound  strategy finished the month +2 units in profit  after commission. That’s a modest +1.1% ROI , but more importantly, it extended the run of no losing months since March  — a streak that speaks volumes about the