The 2025 Performance Analysis

The 2025 Performance Analysis marks another important checkpoint in the ongoing evolution of Stronger Trades. Building on the foundation laid in 2024, this year’s results highlight not only continued system strength, but also the importance of adaptability in a market environment that did not reward all instruments equally. While some markets underperformed relative to prior years, the broader picture reinforces a core principle behind Stronger Trades: flexibility and structure matter more than any single market outcome.

For readers who want to review the full data set behind this analysis, the complete 2025 Performance Report is available here:
https://study.strongertrades.com/performance/last-year

Throughout 2025, our system continued to identify strong, repeatable trade opportunities across equities and rates. The year also reflected how changing macro conditions — particularly within U.S. Treasury products — can affect outcomes differently depending on duration, liquidity, and participation. Rather than masking these differences, our reporting structure was designed to surface them clearly.

2024 vs. 2025: Key Market Comparisons

Looking across performance data from both years, several notable shifts stand out:

• US (30-Year Treasury)
  2025 saw approximately an 8% decline relative to 2024. This pullback reflects longer-duration sensitivity and shifting rate expectations. Importantly, despite this decline, signal structure and run identification remained intact.

• TY (10-Year Treasury)
  Up in 2025, demonstrating how mid-duration instruments adapted more effectively to rate fluctuations compared to the long bond.

• FV (5-Year Treasury)
  Up year-over-year, benefiting from balanced participation and consistent intraday structure.

• TU (2-Year Treasury)
  Up in 2025, reinforcing how shorter-duration products remained resilient even as macro narratives shifted.

• RTY (Russell 2000)
  Up in 2025, reflecting renewed participation and improved structural follow-through.

• NQ (Nasdaq)
  Up year-over-year, supported by volatility expansion and strong directional sessions.

• ES (S&P 500)
  Up in 2025, continuing to deliver consistent trade runs across varied conditions.

The takeaway is clear: while the U.S. long bond declined, nearly every other tracked market improved, underscoring the importance of diversification and adaptive system logic.

System Evolution & Reporting Enhancements

Late in 2025, several key improvements were added to our reporting structure — most notably the introduction of the Live Session Report. This enhancement allows traders to observe session strength, trade runs, and structural development as they occur, rather than relying solely on end-of-year summaries.

You can explore the Live Session Report here:
👉 https://signals.strongertrades.com/

This shift represents a major step toward deeper transparency and real-time accountability within the Stronger Trades ecosystem.

Looking Ahead to 2026

Here at Stronger Trades, we have big plans for 2026. Our focus remains on refining, monitoring, and adjusting the system to respond to changing market conditions — without compromising structural integrity. We believe improvement is never finished. We will continue to push, test, and evolve this system every day, with the goal of delivering clearer insight, stronger structure, and better performance over time.