A quantitative lock for a discretionary strategy. Prove the edge is real, size it so it survives its own worst run, and get told the moment it starts failing — long before the account does.
alternate orderings of your own trades — the distribution your one result came from
patterns a discretionary trader believes in that fail a corrected significance test
to test your first strategy, and every one after it
Part of SynthaDesk. Pick your firm and account and we already hold the rule set — profit target, trailing drawdown, daily cap, winning-day requirement — and run thousands of simulated evaluations against it. Every tab below is the real engine, running on a sample log.
Ten thousand alternate orderings of your own trades. Out comes an A–F grade across edge, robustness, survival and sample size — plus your pass probability under Topstep, Apex or Take Profit Trader rules.
Your journal reports a 71% Wednesday win rate on 31 trades and lets you believe it. We report the interval — 52% to 86% — and label it noise.
Type how you actually trade. The Lab reads it, sets the rules, and writes PineScript v6 you paste straight into TradingView. This demo runs the same parser and the same generator the product does.
// Your PineScript appears here.
Every cell is a real Monte Carlo: your trades resampled at that position size, over that many trades, counting how often the run hits your drawdown limit. Height is the probability of ruin. Drag it, click any cell, read the numbers.
Journal what you trade and it plots against the band your own backtest predicted. Below the 5th percentile is not proof the edge is gone — it is a result your backtest said should happen under one time in twenty.
Post a strategy from the Lab, a graded run, or a journal run. Every post carries the verification tier of the data behind it — a historical CSV is labelled unverified and stays that way, because a file can be edited in ten seconds.
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Drop a trade log. Know in ten seconds whether the edge is real — and how big you can trade it and still be here in three years.
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