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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi Equity LS RV trades - US
Testing the efficacy of Qi Fair Value Gaps as a trading signal in a long/short relative value strategy for single stocks in 4 US sectors.
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi S&P500 L/S portfolio
Qi’s Fair Value Gap (FVG) analysis was used to construct a long/short portfolio consisting of the 50 single name US stocks in the
S&P 500 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 12.3% compared to an annualised return of
2.0% for the HFRX EH - Equity Market Neutral Index (HFRXEH Index).
S&P 500 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 12.3% compared to an annualised return of
2.0% for the HFRX EH - Equity Market Neutral Index (HFRXEH Index).
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi EuroStoxx L/S portfolio
Qi’s Fair Value Gap (FVG) analysis was used to construct a long/short portfolio consisting of the 50 single name European stocks in the Stoxx 600 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 13.4% compared to an annualised return of
9.4% for the Stoxx 600 (SXXP) Total Return Index.
9.4% for the Stoxx 600 (SXXP) Total Return Index.
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01.01.2020
White paper: Qi FX signals have a 63-66% win rate over 14 years
Trading FX using Qi signals.
Qi FX signals have a 63-66% win rate over 14 years
Premium content, for a full analysis sign up to a month of insightsQi FX signals have a 63-66% win rate over 14 years
01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi FX Portfolio
Qi FX Portfolio signal backtesting
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Summary of FVG
The Qi FVG report featuring all asset classes, hit rates and average returns.
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01.01.2020
Methodology
Methodology and FAQs: A deeper dive into the concept, calculations, data and analysis
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White paper/backtest: Qi Rates portfolio
Methodology and Analysis whitepaper showcasing FVG
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01.01.2020
White paper: Qi Volatility Indicator
Qi’s Vol Indicator is an alternative fear gauge.
It captures periods when financial markets (equities, bonds & currencies) have divorced themselves from macro fundamentals.
Back-tests show it has a strong track record of pre-empting spikes in VIX &, as such, should be viewed a tool to help investors’ risk management process.
Premium content, for a full analysis sign up to a month of insightsIt captures periods when financial markets (equities, bonds & currencies) have divorced themselves from macro fundamentals.
Back-tests show it has a strong track record of pre-empting spikes in VIX &, as such, should be viewed a tool to help investors’ risk management process.
01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi Equity LS RV trades - US
Testing the efficacy of Qi Fair Value Gaps as a trading signal in a long/short relative value strategy for single stocks in 4 US sectors.
See more
01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi S&P500 L/S portfolio
Qi’s Fair Value Gap (FVG) analysis was used to construct a long/short portfolio consisting of the 50 single name US stocks in the
S&P 500 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 12.3% compared to an annualised return of
2.0% for the HFRX EH - Equity Market Neutral Index (HFRXEH Index).
S&P 500 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 12.3% compared to an annualised return of
2.0% for the HFRX EH - Equity Market Neutral Index (HFRXEH Index).
See more
01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi EuroStoxx L/S portfolio
Qi’s Fair Value Gap (FVG) analysis was used to construct a long/short portfolio consisting of the 50 single name European stocks in the Stoxx 600 with the most extreme FVGs; 25 longs ranked as cheapest according to Qi’s macro models and 25 shorts ranked as the most expensive. Over the last 12 years this L/S strategy returned an annualised 13.4% compared to an annualised return of
9.4% for the Stoxx 600 (SXXP) Total Return Index.
9.4% for the Stoxx 600 (SXXP) Total Return Index.
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi FX Portfolio
Qi FX Portfolio signal backtesting
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Summary of FVG
The Qi FVG report featuring all asset classes, hit rates and average returns.
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01.01.2020
White paper/backtest: Qi Rates portfolio
Methodology and Analysis whitepaper showcasing FVG
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Qi’s machine learning process derives fair model value for any security relative to its prevailing macro regime. Qi’s Fair Value Gap
(FVG) is the difference between spot market price and model value. These FVGs can be used as trading signals to generate alpha.
Qi Labs back-tested the efficacy of model’s short term FVGs (83d look back) across its rates universe. This universe includes interest rate swaps, spreads, forwards, flys, Govt bonds, asset swaps and cross market spreads in US, Australian, UK, European, Canadian and Japanese markets. The sample period tested runs from 2nd January 2012 to 25th July 2019.
(FVG) is the difference between spot market price and model value. These FVGs can be used as trading signals to generate alpha.
Qi Labs back-tested the efficacy of model’s short term FVGs (83d look back) across its rates universe. This universe includes interest rate swaps, spreads, forwards, flys, Govt bonds, asset swaps and cross market spreads in US, Australian, UK, European, Canadian and Japanese markets. The sample period tested runs from 2nd January 2012 to 25th July 2019.