Deep-Learning Based Alpha Research
Finding the needle in the haystack.
In markets overwhelmed by data, noise, and short-lived narratives, we identify small, persistent sources of outperformance that matter over time.
Deep-Learning Based Alpha Research
Deep-Learning Based Alpha Research
Finding the needle
in the haystack
Finding the needle
in the haystack.
In markets overwhelmed by data, noise, and short-lived narratives,
we identify small, persistent sources of outperformance that matter over time.
In markets overwhelmed by data, noise, and short-lived narratives, we identify small, persistent sources of outperformance that matter over time.
Select Your Profile
Select Your Profile
Tailored Alpha Research For Distinct Market Participants
Commodity Producers or Merchants
You produce, store, transport, or trade physical commodities and want to hedge price and margin risk.
• Producers (agri, metals, energy)
• Physical traders & commodity merchants
• Companies managing input/output exp
Market Traders
You actively trade equities, bonds or derivatives on regulated exchanges, discretionary or systematic.
• Futures & options traders
• Prop desks & CTAs
• Quant / systematic strategies
Professional Investors
You invest in equities, bonds or commodities as part of a broader portfolio strategy.
• Pension funds & Insurances
• Sovereign wealth funds & endowments
• Long-only asset managers and short sellers
Select Your Profile
Select Your Profile
Tailored Alpha Research For Distinct Market Participants
Commodity Producers or Merchants
You produce, store, transport, or trade physical commodities and want to hedge price and margin risk.
• Producers (agri, metals, energy)
• Physical traders & commodity merchants
• Companies managing input/output exp
Market Traders
You actively trade equities, bonds or derivatives on regulated exchanges, discretionary or systematic.
• Futures & options traders
• Prop desks & CTAs
• Quant / systematic strategies
Professional Investors
You invest in equities, bonds or commodities as part of a broader portfolio strategy.
• Pension funds & Insurances
• Sovereign wealth funds & endowments
• Long-only asset managers and short sellers
Alpha
What Alpha Means,
and Why There Is More
In finance, alpha refers to returns above a benchmark, adjusted for risk.
That benchmark can take many forms:
• an ETF or index
• a long-term investment portfolio
• a swing-trading or systematic strategy
• the hedging performance of commodity production
If a strategy consistently outperforms its benchmark, it is said to generate alpha.
Alpha is therefore:
• relative, not absolute
• measurable, not anecdotal
• the result of structure and discipline, not single trades or signals
Importantly, alpha is not singular.
Markets evolve, regimes shift, and patterns decay. Sustainable performance emerges from multiple, diversified sources of alpha, continuously researched, tested, and refined.
Our work is benchmark-centric:
• we use your benchmark, or help define one
• we analyze where and why performance deviates from it
• we validate whether these deviations are robust and repeatable.
Alpha is not singular
Let us find the needles for you.
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