Quantitative market research

Models, evidence,
and uncertainty.

An educational research project exploring market regimes, ticker-level probability models, historical price behavior, and model validation.

Public research boundary

No portfolios. No trade instructions.

Open Quant Lab presents impersonal quantitative research. It does not display current positions, account information, order recommendations, or portfolio-specific monitoring.

Educational model documentation
Probability estimates with stated limitations
Historical and out-of-sample validation evidence

Built around evidence.

Public pages explain the models, their historical evidence, and their limitations. Portfolio operations remain private.

Probability system

Market & Ticker Regime

A frozen four-factor QQQ model and validated ticker-level model selection estimate positive 45-calendar-day return probability.

QQQ market modelTicker validationEarnings timing

Model selection evidence

Ticker Model Comparison

Compares historical, market-identity, and direct four-factor models using purged out-of-sample probability error.

Brier scoreModel selectionData quality

Evidence without instructions.

Impersonal research

The site does not evaluate a visitor’s holdings, finances, objectives, or suitability.

Methods are explicit

Model assumptions, validation evidence, data quality, and limitations remain visible.

Probabilities are uncertain

Outputs describe modeled probabilities and historical observations—not expected trading results.

Research stays isolated

A challenger model cannot alter published methodology without out-of-sample validation and review.