Start from a real hypothesis
Use research-backed, portfolio, technical, and FearAlert research templates as a starting point. Inspect the evidence, universe, and assumptions before changing a rule.
Strategy Lab
Turn a market idea into a versioned strategy and forward-test it with simulated capital before you trust the process.
Research tools that keep the assumptions in view.
The useful part
The point of a strategy test is not to manufacture certainty. It is to make the rules and the trade-offs concrete enough to inspect.
Use research-backed, portfolio, technical, and FearAlert research templates as a starting point. Inspect the evidence, universe, and assumptions before changing a rule.
Save the definition behind an idea instead of relying on a screenshot or a spreadsheet. Strategy versions preserve the rules that produced a run.
Review return, drawdown, trades, equity, fees, slippage, and data warnings in one result instead of judging a strategy by return alone.
A calmer workflow
FearAlert keeps research, decisions, and outcomes close enough to learn from without pretending the process is certain.
Create a strategy from indicator conditions, a template, or a plain-English starting point. Set the asset, capital, sizing, exits, and risk controls.
Run the same definition as a paper test with current market data. Paper testing is evaluated once per UTC day and does not place live orders.
Questions, answered
FearAlert paper-tests indicator-based strategy definitions with current market data. You can configure entries, exits, position sizing, contributions, stop loss, take profit, fees, and slippage.
No. Paper tests are simulations. They do not enable alerts, connect to a broker, or place orders. Actual results can differ materially because of data quality, costs, slippage, and market conditions.
Use the process, not the noise
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