Technical Analysis & Strategies
Technical indicators and chart patterns, and quant strategy backtests.
100 report specifications in this section
| ID | Title and research question | Category | Chart | Priority | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QNT-007 | In-sample vs out-of-sample performance Does the strategy still work outside the sample it was designed on? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #129 P1 | Sample |
| QNT-011 | Trending vs. range-bound market segmentation Under which market conditions does the strategy tend to fail? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #353 P2 | Sample |
| QNT-009 | Strategy drawdown period attribution Which simulated trades account for most of each strategy drawdown? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #599 P3 | Sample |
| QNT-018 | Equal-weight and inverse-volatility allocation How do simple asset allocation rules differ after costs? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #603 P3 | Sample |
| QNT-030 | Single-trade contribution concentration Does the strategy depend on just one or two trades? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #609 P3 | Sample |
| QNT-046 | Strategy weight scenario comparison How does changing the mix of strategies alter risk and return? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #612 P3 | Sample |
| QNT-021 | Day-of-week effect study Do historical returns differ by day of the week? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #809 P4 | Sample |
| QNT-022 | Monthly seasonality study Are the return patterns of certain months stable? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #810 P4 | Sample |
| QNT-035 | Order delay sensitivity How much does executing one trading point later change the result? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #814 P4 | Sample |
| QNT-037 | Survivorship bias in historical constituents How much is overstated by using only stocks that still exist today? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #815 P4 | Sample |
| QNT-024 | Returns around holidays Is there a repeatable pattern before and after market closures? | Quant strategies and backtests | Bar | Catalogue #953 P4 | Sample |
Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.