How to Use Quant5

Your guide to getting started with quantitative research and analysis

Quant5 is a platform designed for quantitative research and analysis. This guide will walk you through the key features and how to use them effectively.

Getting Started

1. Create Your First Iteration

Start by entering a research query or trading idea in the main input field. This could be something like "momentum trading strategy" or "analyze AAPL stock performance".

2. Submit Your Query

Click the submit button or press Enter to start processing your request. The platform will create a new iteration and begin analyzing your query.

3. Review Results

Once processing is complete, you'll be redirected to an iteration page where you can:

  • View quantitative analysis and insights
  • Examine charts and visualizations
  • Review backtesting results
  • Access detailed research data

Iteration Features

Iterative Research

Each iteration allows you to refine your research. Use the iteration query field to ask follow-up questions or request modifications to your analysis.

History Tracking

Your research iterations are automatically saved and can be accessed through the sidebar. This allows you to revisit previous analyses and track your research progress.

Best Practices

Clear Queries

Be specific in your research queries. Instead of "analyze stocks," try "analyze momentum trading strategies for tech stocks over the past 5 years."

Iterative Refinement

Use iterations to refine your research. Start broad and narrow down your focus based on initial results.

Risk Awareness

Remember that all analysis provided is for educational and research purposes only. Always conduct your own due diligence and consider consulting with financial professionals.

Troubleshooting

Processing Takes Too Long

Complex queries may take longer to process. Try breaking down your research into smaller, more focused queries.

Unexpected Results

If results don't match your expectations, try rephrasing your query or providing more context in follow-up iterations.

Need Help?

If you encounter issues or have questions about using the platform, please refer to our legal disclosures and risk warnings, or contact our support team.