What it does
The author declines to call it a win: Jev does not beat the plain rules by a margin the experiment can resolve, and the paired standard deviation is larger than either arm's own.
Apps & data pipelines
Does Jev pick better stocks than a mechanical momentum rule? A four-year backtest of an O'Neil strategy where Jev chooses the entries and the exits.
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The author declines to call it a win: Jev does not beat the plain rules by a margin the experiment can resolve, and the paired standard deviation is larger than either arm's own.
You can test whether an AI model can pick when to buy or sell stocks based on historical prices. First, write down the plain rules you want to compare, such as buying after big price jumps. A developer can then build a test script to check those rules against past market data.
Your developer will need an access key that connects the script to TypeSafe's Jev service. Keep in mind that the study showed the model did not reliably beat plain rules. It also added wider swings in outcomes, so treat this setup as an experiment rather than a proven trading strategy.