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KAIYUAN SECURITIES·2025-11-05 11:14

Core Insights - The report highlights the performance of the "Spider Web Strategy" in the context of Treasury futures, indicating its effectiveness in short-term trading, particularly in the TL contract with a signal win rate of 57.61% and an odds ratio of 1.64, outperforming the long position benchmark in terms of return volatility ratio and maximum drawdown [3][17][20] - The report also emphasizes the success of the "Net Long Position Ratio Change" indicator in mid-term trading, which showed a stable positive correlation with future returns in TF and T contracts, leading to the design of a long gradient leverage strategy that achieved annualized returns of 37.2% for TL [4][24][25] Short-term Trading: Spider Web Strategy Performance - The Spider Web Strategy, based on the daily changes in the top 20 members' long and short positions, has been tested and found to perform excellently on the TL contract, with a signal win rate of 57.61% and an odds ratio of 1.64 [3][17] - The strategy's performance in other contracts (TS, TF, T) was not as favorable, indicating a need for further refinement [3][17] Mid-term Trading: Net Long Position Ratio Change Indicator - The "Net Long Position Ratio Change" was constructed as a continuous timing factor, showing a stable positive correlation with future returns in TF and T contracts, while being negatively correlated in TL [4][24] - The strategy designed based on this indicator achieved annualized returns of 26.54%, significantly outperforming the benchmark for the CSI 300 index futures [25] Individual Behavior Analysis of Treasury Futures Members - Analysis of individual member behavior in Treasury futures revealed significant differentiation in long position ratios and trading styles, with the Spider Web signal failing to outperform the composite signals of all members [5][12] - The report notes that the high participation of institutional investors in the Treasury futures market may dilute the effectiveness of the Spider Web Strategy due to their lower trading frequency [23] Gradient Leverage Strategy - A "Long Gradient Leverage Strategy" was developed, where higher thresholds correspond to heavier positions, achieving significant enhancements across all four Treasury futures varieties [38][39][40] - The strategy's annualized returns were reported as 1.60% for TS, 5.15% for TF, and 7.61% for T, all significantly exceeding their respective benchmarks [39][40][42]