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SCHI

Schwab 5-10 Year Corporate Bond ETF
TREND FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE HISTORY
2026-09-11
Executive Summary
The quantitative backtest for SCHI (Schwab 5-10 Year Corporate Bond ETF) using the Excess Return SMA* strategy in a Investing context demonstrated its primary role in risk mitigation, experiencing a maximum drawdown of -10.2% (compared to the benchmark's drawdown of -19.8%). Over the evaluated period, this protective approach generated a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 1.2%, compared to a Buy-and-Hold benchmark return of 0.7%. The strategy executed 1 total trades.

* Excess Return SMA: Advanced Single Moving Average model utilizing custom duration weighting and dynamic Stop Loss limits.

🛡️ SCHI Drawdown Shield & Downside Protection

Why Drawdown Dictates Longevity →
Peak Drawdown Defense
-10.2% (vs -19.8% B&H)
+9.5% shallower drawdown
Downside Efficiency
0.34 Sortino
+0.18 vs 0.16 B&H
Capital Sheltered from Risk
47.0% of Time
Earning Treasury yield during downturns
* Drawdown Shield demonstrates how systematic trend-following bounded historical drawdowns and protected principal capital compared to passive Buy & Hold.

📊 SCHI Quality Metrics & KPI Summary

Metric 1Y5YFull
StrategyB&HStrategyB&HStrategyB&H
Max Drawdown-3.32%-3.32%-10.25%-20.45%-10.25%-19.75%
Sharpe Ratio-0.28-0.280.330.070.330.10
Sortino Ratio-0.43-0.430.330.110.340.16
CAGR-1.14%-1.14%1.23%0.48%1.24%0.69%
% Time Invested100.0%100.0%52.4%100.0%53.0%100.0%
Trades / Year0.00.00.20.00.20.0

Cumulative Growth Performance

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Figure 1: Cumulative Trajectory Analysis. Logarithmic growth comparison of SCHI under the Excess Return SMA strategy (Investing) versus Buy & Hold. The strategy produced a 1.2% CAGR with a -10.2% Max Drawdown across 1 trade signals (compared to Buy & Hold's 0.7% CAGR and -19.8% Max Drawdown).

Return Distribution Analysis

Histogram of monthly return distribution for SCHI under Excess Return SMA strategy in Investing context, illustrating downside risk mitigation and return skewness.
Figure 2: Monthly Return Distribution Profile. Monthly return distribution for SCHI under Excess Return SMA (Investing). Visualizes return frequency, volatility clustering, and tail-risk truncation relative to standard buy-and-hold returns.
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Trade History

This log shows every signal-driven transition. Completed trades reflect standard market cycles. An Open or Mark-to-Market exit denotes an active position (either in the primary asset or a cash/yield sleeve) valued at the current price for reporting purposes. Interest entries record yield accrued from cash or cash alternatives (like BIL) during out-of-market defensive periods.

Entry DateExit DateTypeAllocationEntry PriceExit PriceNet Return %Exit Reason
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2022-04-11 2024-08-05 Interest (CASH) 100% $1.00 $1.11 10.73% Interest Income
2021-10-06 2022-04-11 Completed 100% $21.07 $18.99 -9.89% Signal
2021-10-04 2021-10-06 Interest (CASH) 100% $1.00 $1.00 0.00% Interest Income

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