Define
Build readable long and short rules.
Define a rule, backtest it with explicit costs, test robustness in Simulation and only then decide whether live execution is justified.
One strategy object across the entire lifecycle
The product is easier to understand when the visitor sees one concrete object move through the workspace.
This is a recorded workspace state, not a decorative dashboard. Historical values are shown for orientation and do not predict future performance.
Open laboratory
Build readable long and short rules.
Backtest with explicit costs and event order.
Use holdout, DSR, PBO and walk-forward.
Move through simulation to controlled live trading.
Compare the rule version, parameter hash, data window and execution assumptions before interpreting metrics across stages.
Freeze a reproducible version
Keep provenance beside metrics
Advance only after an explicit verdict
Strategy Passport
Historical, statistical and model results do not promise future returns. kquant provides computational tools and technical execution, but does not assess whether a specific trade is suitable for a user.