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Technical indicators and chart patterns, and quant strategy backtests.

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Sample data. Every number, symbol and holding on these pages is generated sample data dated 2026-10-16, used only to illustrate layout and method for educational and informational purposes. It is not market data, backtest output or a forecast, and the analytics described in the specifications are not running.

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ID Title and research question Category Chart Priority Data
TEC-006 Support and resistance zones Which confirmed price levels from recent history merit attention? Technical analysis Range Catalogue #39 P0 Sample
TEC-039 Pullback after a range breakout After the breakout, did price retest the original resistance? Technical analysis Range Catalogue #442 P2 Sample
TEC-045 Fibonacci retracement reference levels Where are the retracement reference levels for the selected swing? Technical analysis Range Catalogue #443 P2 Sample
QNT-025 Breakout event study What is the distribution of returns after the same breakout definition? Quant strategies and backtests Range Catalogue #605 P3 Sample
QNT-026 Oversold rebound event study Are rebounds after extreme declines common? Quant strategies and backtests Range Catalogue #606 P3 Sample
TEC-046 Pivot intraday reference levels Where are the intraday reference levels calculated from the previous day's prices? Technical analysis Range Catalogue #708 P3 Sample
QNT-041 Block bootstrap strategy robustness What range do strategy returns fall in after resampling? Quant strategies and backtests Range Catalogue #956 P4 Sample
QNT-042 Trade-order Monte Carlo How does reordering the same trade results affect drawdown? Quant strategies and backtests Range Catalogue #957 P4 Sample

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