Every strategy looks like a money printer on the data it was born from. Peirama assumes yours is lying and spends the next thirty seconds trying to prove it.
A battery of tests, each built to catch a different way a backtest fools you. If the edge is real, it survives. If it's luck in a costume, you find out here, not with real money.
Three lies produce most "profitable" strategies, and standard backtesting software checks for none of them.
Try enough parameter combinations and one will look brilliant by luck alone. The more you iterate, the more impressive your best result, and the less it means.
One misplaced index and your strategy quietly trades on information from the future. The equity curve looks incredible. Live trading does not.
Markets trend. A coin-flip strategy can print +40R over a good stretch. Without significance testing, you can't tell skill from noise, so most people never try.
Every strategy, AI-generated or hand-written, goes through the same sequence. Each stage can reject. Only what survives the whole thing earns a passing verdict.
Say what the strategy does in plain English. The engine writes the code against a strict, auditable interface.
Static analysis rejects unsafe or non-conforming code, and execution happens isolated from the network, before a single bar is processed.
Market data is served through guarded arrays. Reading tomorrow's bar doesn't skew the result. It halts the run.
Event-driven simulation with realistic fills, fees and slippage, over years of genuine market data.
A battery of independent tests, each attacking the result from a different angle. This is where most strategies quietly die.
A plain answer: what passed, what failed, and whether the edge is real, after counting every attempt you made to find it.
The trial counter is the part you'll hate, and the part you need. Peirama records every variant you test and raises the significance bar accordingly (deflated Sharpe, after Bailey and López de Prado). Run fifty tweaks and "profitable" has to beat the best of fifty coin-flips, not just zero. Your holdout data stays locked until you deliberately spend it. That is the line between evidence and curve-fitting.
Peirama can't be sweet-talked, and it doesn't care how good the equity curve looks. That's the product.
For tradersA strategy that fails the gauntlet in three minutes would have failed in your account over three months. Peirama just charges you less for the lesson.
For learnersThe fastest education in quantitative finance is watching your brilliant idea get interrogated, and understanding exactly which test it failed, and why.
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