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Start with a plain-English idea. Lab turns it into a question the evidence can answer.

  1. 01
    AskBring a market idea
  2. 02
    ClarifyMake the question testable
  3. 03
    TestCheck the evidence
  4. 04
    ExplainSee what held up
  5. 05
    SaveKeep useful research

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What Tradour Has Already Tested

Open our strongest, newest and retired studies to see which ideas held up, and which did not.

Good Ideas. Strong Evidence.Our most statistically promising ideas
Promising342 past examples

RISE versus DROP in Consumer Discretionary

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, did RISE-labelled observations match their recorded direction more often than DROP-labelled ones?

  • BSP
  • Direction
  • Consumer Discretionary
Open study
Promising47 past examples

High-strength RISE observations

How often did Consumer Discretionary RISE observations with at least 90% R/D strength match their recorded direction?

  • RISE
  • 90%+ R/D
  • Consumer Discretionary
Open study
Promising61 past examples

RISE timing: BMO versus AMC

Within Consumer Discretionary RISE observations, how did BMO and AMC directional success rates compare?

  • RISE
  • BMO
  • AMC
Open study
Recently testedMost recently tested
Promising342 past examples

RISE versus DROP in Consumer Discretionary

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, did RISE-labelled observations match their recorded direction more often than DROP-labelled ones?

  • BSP
  • Direction
  • Consumer Discretionary
Open study
Did not hold up342 past examples

Before-open versus after-close

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, did BMO and AMC source labels have different recorded directional success rates?

  • Earnings
  • BMO
  • AMC
Open study
No clear edge20 past examples

Five indicators at full R/D strength

How often did observations matching exactly five indicators and 100% R/D strength match the recorded follow-displayed rule?

  • Playbook
  • Indicators
  • R/D strength
Open study
Nice Ideas. No Edge.Worthy of testing, but no reliable advantage found
Did not hold up342 past examples

Before-open versus after-close

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, did BMO and AMC source labels have different recorded directional success rates?

  • Earnings
  • BMO
  • AMC
Open study
Did not hold up342 past examples

R/D strength and Consumer Discretionary outcomes

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, how did recorded directional success vary across R/D strength bands?

  • R/D strength
  • Consumer Discretionary
  • Subgroups
Open study
Did not hold up342 past examples

Indicator count and historical outcomes

Within the Consumer Discretionary rule, how did directional success vary across source indicator-count bands?

  • Indicators
  • Consumer Discretionary
  • Subgroups
Open study

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What is a hypothesis?A hypothesis is an idea written clearly enough that evidence can show whether it held up.Backtesting without time travelA backtest checks an idea on old data while respecting what could have been known at the time.What is the Tradour Playbook?The Playbook holds tested ideas that may be ready for fair testing in the live market.