Make the idea testable
Translate a market intuition into explicit rules, inputs, assumptions and conditions that would challenge the hypothesis.
Define the question, inspect the data and reason through the logic. Use Trezable to develop research and code with assumptions you can examine.
Hypothesis: a trailing moving average may describe trend persistence. Specify the universe and horizon before examining the outcome.
# Input: sorted closing-price series
average = close.rolling(20).mean()
signal = (close > average).astype(int)
# Use the previous observation’s signal
position = signal.shift(1)
# No fills, costs or returns modeledBuilt around your research.
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Translate a market intuition into explicit rules, inputs, assumptions and conditions that would challenge the hypothesis.
Explore code, inspect supplied datasets and discuss methodology. Review generated code before running it in your own environment.
Look for look-ahead bias, survivorship bias, overfitting and missing costs. Separate a historical observation from an investable strategy.
The quantitative research notebook. Powered by the same Trezable chat, with a workflow built around your market.
Try it in chatDefine the universe, signal, timing and outcome you want to study before selecting favorable examples.
Check timestamps, missing values, corporate actions and whether the data was available at each decision point.
Examine code, assumptions, transaction costs and out-of-sample validation. Treat every result as something to challenge.
Open an example in chat, edit it for your context, and send when you’re ready.
Help me turn a moving-average idea into a testable research specification. Define inputs, decision timing and invalidation criteria. Address look-ahead bias, missing data and costs.
Review the Python research code I will provide. Look for look-ahead bias, data leakage, survivorship bias and incorrect return calculations. Explain each issue without inventing results.
Design an out-of-sample validation plan for a trading hypothesis. Explain walk-forward evaluation, transaction costs and the risk of overfitting. Do not claim a strategy is profitable.
No. These pages lead to research in chat. The preview does not deploy algorithms, connect brokers or execute trades.
Yes. Explain your data and intended method in chat. Inspect and test generated code in your own environment; generated code can contain errors.
No. The code is illustrative and is not executed here. Any real evaluation needs a specified dataset, methodology, costs and independent validation.
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