xauusd M15: halve the RSI regime multiplier in every regime (M15 override 5, rule-1 validated)
Owner-approved 2026-09-09 after the pre-registered weight test (backtest/research/weight_test_2026-09-09.md). M15-only technical.regime_weights_override = the shipped table with rsi x 0.5 (0.5 trending family / 0.75 ranging / 0.5 transitioning), derived in the factory and pinned literally by the Module 9 equivalence test; a Module 33 test locks that M5/H1/H4 carry no override. Evidence, 2-year Oanda window 2024-09-05..2026-09-05 at $0.65: 793/+117.62R PF 1.41 -> 931/+146.14R PF 1.43 (fixed halves +27.9/+0.6R vs control); OOS 2024-06-01..2025-03-30 300/+40.59R PF 1.38 -> 355/+60.67R PF 1.49; 3-year +151.90R -> +186.61R (max DD 15.5 -> 19.3R, 2026 -4R). Parity: the factory run with no --set flag reproduces the validated candidate books byte-for- byte (2-yr MD5 d185f099..., OOS 6f8f24b4...). M15 canonical book re-pinned to backtest/oanda_m15_2yr_065_20260909.csv. Docs carry a one-line note. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Nc9Ninzyi18QkWezrxeBvB
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<li><b>H1 trades are held longer</b> — often overnight, sometimes over days. That is normal. Your stop loss is working for you while you sleep.</li>
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<li><b>H1 is BUY-only.</b> All H1 SELL signals are blocked (since 2026-09-03) because they were a losing side on this timeframe — expect to see BUY signals here, never SELL.</li>
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<li><b>M5 also holds back some SELL signals</b> — specifically while the market is in a choppy "transitioning" phase, since those shorts tested poorly.</li>
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<li><b>M15 got a small tune-up on 2026-09-09</b> — one of its nine indicators (RSI) now counts for half as much, which means a few more M15 signals per week. Nothing changes in how you act on a signal.</li>
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<li><b>Never take the same signal on two timeframes.</b> They are usually the same gold move seen at different zoom levels. Taking both doubles your risk, not your profit.</li>
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