The window is closing, and performing a statistical test does not realize a reality; it provides a conditional measure.
Capital is finite, and a simple statistical similarity is not proof of validity if the underlying data are of questionable quality.
For example, comparing hedge fund returns from Hong Kong to a global index without considering specific currency constraints masks reality.
This "similarity" could merely be a statistical coincidence, not proof of robust performance or correlation.
Attention is the bottleneck, and we cannot waste our resources on conclusions based on fragile premises.