Historical evidence
What appeared to work before?
Explore past observations, their sample, uncertainty and limits.
Open AnalysisProspective evidence
See what happens after a rule is fixed. Live preserves what Tradour expected first, then records what genuinely happened next, including losses and difficult periods.
Historical evidence
Explore past observations, their sample, uncertainty and limits.
Open AnalysisProspective evidence
Compare the frozen expectation with the later result without rewriting the original idea.
No genuine record yetProspective testing records a rule, inputs and expectation before future outcomes exist, then attaches those outcomes without rewriting the original record.
Read the full guideHistorical demonstration
This is a historical reconstruction, not a live signal or broker record. The date was selected before considering whether the outcome was successful.
Expected versus actual
Known at the time
Recorded afterwards
No authoritative 30-minute OHLC source exists in the supplied material. The chart boundary is ready for exchange-local, correctly adjusted OHLC records; no candles are interpolated or invented here.
Selection rule: Latest complete legacy-reconstructable occurrence by effective date, then received timestamp, then declared rule priority and ticker. Result is not a selection input.
Strategy register
One clear register now, ready for more strategies later.
What Live promises
Performance alone is not enough. A useful live record also keeps the reason for the test, the rule in force and the hard parts of the journey.
The prediction and measurement rule are recorded first.
Drawdowns and disappointing periods belong beside returns.
Old results remain attached to the rules that produced them.
Follow the reasoning
Each part of Tradour answers a different question.