backtest-expert
SolidExpert guidance for systematic backtesting of trading strategies on Indian markets (NSE/BSE). Use when developing strategies, testing robustness, avoiding overfitting, or validating trading ideas.
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- Author
- ajeeshworkspace
- Repository
- ajeeshworkspace/indian-trading-skills
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Similar Skills
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backtest-validation
Validate whether a backtest result is trustworthy before drawing any conclusion from it. Trigger for "回测这个策略", "这个策略过拟合吗", "夏普这么高可信吗", "加上手续费还赚钱吗", "样本外表现", "validate this backtest", "is this strategy overfit", or whenever the user (1) presents or produces backtest results and wants a judgement, (2) asks whether an edge is real, (3) compares strategy variants and picks the best one, or (4) is about to deploy/paper-trade a strategy based on historical performance. Fire even when the user only asks for the metrics ("just show me the Sharpe") — the metrics are not a conclusion until the gauntlet passes. Pair with point-in-time-research: that skill guards the data going in; this one guards the claim coming out. Do NOT trigger for pure data fetching or for live trading questions with no historical simulation involved.
strategy-generation
Turn a natural-language trading idea into a disciplined, testable strategy spec and implementation. Trigger for "帮我生成一个动量策略", "写一个BTC均值 回归策略", "设计多因子选股", "做一个ETF轮动", "generate a momentum strategy", "build me a trading strategy", "turn this idea into code", or whenever the user (1) describes a trading idea and wants it made concrete, (2) asks for strategy code, (3) wants strategy variants compared, or (4) asks to improve an existing strategy. Fire even for vague asks ("有什么好策略推荐吗" — the answer is a disciplined spec, not a tip). Do NOT trigger for validating an already-backtested result (backtest-validation) or for pure factor evaluation (factor-research).
testing-business-ideas
De-risk a business idea using the Testing Business Ideas method by David Bland and Alex Osterwalder (Strategyzer). Use when someone has a business idea, startup, product concept, new feature, or side project and wants to validate it before building. Turns a vague idea into testable hypotheses, sorts them by the three risks (desirability, feasibility, viability), prioritizes the riskiest, recommends specific experiments from a 44-experiment library, sequences them cheap-to-expensive and weak-to-strong evidence, writes Test Cards, and reads the results into a persevere / pivot / kill decision. Triggers: "validate my idea", "how do I test this", "what experiment should I run", "de-risk this", "is this worth building", "which assumptions should I test first".