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Perform quantitative analysis of returns, correlations, risk factors, and portfolio optimization. Statistical modeling with institutional-grade rigor.

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Quantitative Analysis Skill

Execute structured quantitative analysis workflows with statistical validation.

Workflow Steps

  1. Plan — Define statistical modeling objectives, metrics, and assumptions
  2. Data Validation — Use data_validator_cli.py for statistical validity (outliers, gaps, splits)
  3. Risk Metrics — Use risk_metrics_cli.py for VaR/CVaR/Sharpe/Sortino/Drawdown (minimum 90 days)
  4. Momentum Analysis — Use momentum_cli.py for confluence analysis
  5. Volatility Metrics — Use volatility_cli.py for regime analysis
  6. Correlation Analysis — Use correlation_cli.py for diversification and covariance matrices
  7. Factor Analysis — Use factors_cli.py for Fama-French 3-factor, Carhart 4-factor models
  8. Strategy Validation — Use backtester_cli.py with transaction costs and realistic slippage
  9. Portfolio Optimization — Use optimizer_cli.py for mean-variance, risk parity, max Sharpe, Black-Litterman

CLI Commands

# Risk metrics
uv run python src/analysis/risk_metrics_cli.py TICKER --days 252 --benchmark SPY

# Momentum confluence
uv run python src/utils/momentum_cli.py TICKER --days 90

# Volatility regime
uv run python src/utils/volatility_cli.py TICKER --days 90

# Correlation matrix
uv run python src/analysis/correlation_cli.py TICKER1 TICKER2 --days 90

# Factor analysis
uv run python src/analysis/factors_cli.py TICKER --days 252 --benchmark SPY

# Backtesting
uv run python src/strategies/backtester_cli.py TICKER --days 252 --strategy rsi

# Portfolio optimization
uv run python src/strategies/optimizer_cli.py TICKERS --days 252 --method max_sharpe

Requirements

  • Start with clear statistical plan and obtain consent before execution
  • Validate all assumptions against compliance policies
  • Apply robust methods with proper confidence intervals
  • All market data must be timestamped and verified against current date
  • Minimum 90 days of data for robust statistics