Advanced · 3 min read · Research and Strategies
Compare evidence across product areas
Build a repeatable review without mixing incompatible measurements.
Start with a question
Choose one strategy and a fixed date range. Write down what you want to compare, such as frequency or measured average return. Avoid selecting only the best-looking result after scanning many variants.
Check the research scope
Research can include stock studies, option studies, simulations, small samples, and negative outcomes. Match the instrument, horizon, rule version, and costs before comparing a study with the Strategies page. Several studies can reuse the same observations; do not sum overlapping counts.
Review the limitations
Inspect losing trades and data gaps. Separate results used to choose rules from later results used to evaluate them. A simulation candidate or a member vote is not evidence of a live fill and does not give execution permission.
Move to a saved review workflow
Use Find strategies to select transparent thresholds. Check the matching strategies, save the rules if appropriate, then confirm each capability state. Return to the same scope for later comparisons. A change in strategy version can require a new review.