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WickArc

Quantitative research, built for evidence

Know the odds.
See the evidence.

Search a stock or record a trading hypothesis. Formalize and review the assumptions before creating an experiment. When compatible evidence exists, inspect temporal validation and stress-test results.

Evidence-first research. Not a trade recommendation. Estimates require eligible data and evaluation.

Inside the research workspace

A result is only the beginning.

Explore the interactive demo →
SYNTHETIC PRODUCT DEMOIllustrative data · No verified trading record
Research intelligence / Example workspace
Read-only demo
Research projects12Versioned hypotheses and strategies
Completed backtests248Historical simulations only
Walk-forward studies36Fold-level results available
Resolved forward trades0No performance claim available

Opportunity research

Research only

Fixed five-session net-positive outcome · Synthetic examples

InstrumentP(net positive)Expected net returnDecision
DEMO-A63.4%+0.18%Watchlist
DEMO-B61.8%+0.12%Watchlist
DEMO-C58.9%−0.03%Abstain
DEMO-D——No estimate

Selected experiment · Evidence

Momentum persistence / Experiment 017 / Version 3

Data & strategy versions
Pinned
Walk-forward evaluation
6 folds completed
Cost sensitivity
24 scenarios tested
Final holdout
Locked · unrevealed
Probability calibration
Review required

Backtest vs. benchmark

Synthetic indexed equity · Not forward performance

Calibration diagnostics

Synthetic temporal validation · Not an accuracy guarantee

Research assistant

Synthetic experiment explanation

Primary concern
Performance weakens as assumed trading costs rise. High-probability estimates need more unseen observations.

The final holdout remains sealed.

DEMO DATA · NOT INVESTMENT ADVICEZero resolved forward trades · No performance claim available

Actual WickArc chart and evidence components with deterministic example data. No customer records. No verified trading performance.

From question to evidence

One workspace.
More ways to challenge an idea.

Stock research, strategy testing, and evidence inspection—without treating a promising chart as proof.

01 /

Analyze a stock

Open a company, examine available price history, research scenarios, and supporting evidence.

Open stock research
02 /

Formalize a hypothesis

Record a market idea, formalize its assumptions, and review the specification before creating an experiment.

Open hypothesis workspace
03 /

Challenge the backtest

When compatible data and artifacts exist, compare temporal out-of-sample periods and walk-forward folds. Test sensitivity to parameters, costs, and market regimes.

Explore validation
04 /

Probability with evidence

Inspect calibrated estimates only when the event, horizon, and evaluation evidence are eligible.

Understand probability
05 /

No edge is an answer

When evidence is weak or required inputs are missing, see no qualified setup—not a forced trade.

Understand abstention
06 /

Research you can retrace

Keep dataset versions, strategy assumptions, experiment definitions, and evidence linked.

Follow the evidence

Capabilities depend on configured data and eligible artifacts. Automatic plain-language compilation is not currently enabled; review and experiment setup remain explicit.

The second question matters

Most tools show the backtest.
WickArc investigates whether
you should trust it.

A strong historical result is a hypothesis. Where the data and workflow support them, temporal out-of-sample evaluation, realistic assumptions, and contradictory evidence deserve a place beside it.

  1. 01Backtest
  2. 02Temporal OOS
  3. 03Stress
  4. 04Calibration
  5. 05Evidence
  6. 06Abstain if necessary
Read the research methodology →

How it works

Start with curiosity.
Finish with something inspectable.

  1. 01

    Search a stock or record an idea

    Start with a company or a specific research question.

  2. 02

    Formalize and review the experiment

    Review the proposed data, horizon, strategy, costs, and measurable outcome before creating it.

  3. 03

    Challenge the assumptions

    When supported by the configured workflow, use temporal out-of-sample periods and stress scenarios while keeping the final holdout sealed.

  4. 04

    Inspect the evidence

    Review support, limitations, and whether the result warrants further research.

Built to make uncertainty visible

Less persuasion.
More provenance.

  • Versioned research and assumptions
  • Point-in-time-aware data handling
  • Explicit out-of-sample separation
  • Costs and execution assumptions shown
  • Probabilities tied to defined events
  • Insufficient evidence stays visible

Bring a question. Expect scrutiny.

What would you like to investigate?