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jmartindelasierra/traderlab
GitHub R OtherR package for fast trading system design and backtesting.
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cimourdain/estrade
GitHub Python GNU General Public License v3.0Backtest and run stock trading CFD strategies tick by tick
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JaneShine/groot
GitHub Python MIT LicenseA quantitative tool that selects stocks through a large model semantic filtering and completes A-share strategy backtesting and strategy report output, aiming to quickly verify investment ideas.
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hao6yu/boring-alpha
GitHub Python MIT LicenseA reproducible trading research lab. No free lunch. No magic backtests.
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daviddme/capitol-alpha-terminal
GitHub TypeScriptBloomberg-style terminal for public U.S. politician stock disclosures (STOCK Act): backtests on their real exits, copyability leaderboards, AI screening, Alpaca copy-trading automation, and an MCP server. Delayed public data; not financial advice.
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deemzie/jesse-research
GitHub Jupyter NotebookAnalyze Jesse backtest results and indicators with clean TradingView charts in Jupyter
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Trustpad-web/berter-rust
GitHub Rust MIT LicenseOpen-source Rust framework for building event-driven live-trading & backtesting systems
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Quivnex/blankly-finance
GitHub Python MIT LicenseEasily build, backtest and deploy your algo in just a few lines of code. Trade stocks, cryptos, and forex across exchanges one package.
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ClaudeQuant/claude-hedge
GitHub Python OtherClaude Hedge - The Princeton Anomaly | AI-driven systematic futures trading | 2003 Princeton thesis | +54% live (32 days) | +240% CAGR (4yr backtest) | Time-zone arbitrage + VIX-adaptive risk
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karthikramx/Diversified-Stock-Portfolio-Using-Clustering-Analysis
GitHub RThis repository demonstrates application of unsupervised learning in the financial markets. K-Means clustering is employed to create a diversified portfolio of stocks and the resulting portfolio is backtesting against the S&P500 Index
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