When strategies agree, pay attention

A single quantitative strategy can be right or wrong. Twenty strategies can be individually wrong, but when they converge on the same signal through completely different mathematical approaches, that convergence carries a different kind of weight.

The Kabra Quant Terminal runs 20+ independent strategies simultaneously against any asset and presents the aggregate verdict.

The strategy matrix

Each strategy operates independently, using different mathematical models and different assumptions about how markets behave:

Momentum strategies measure the speed and direction of price changes — RSI, MACD, Stochastic, Rate of Change. They answer: is the current move accelerating or decelerating?

Trend strategies identify the prevailing direction and its durability — moving average crossovers, SMA position relative to price, golden and death crosses. They answer: what is the dominant trend, and how established is it?

Volatility strategies measure the market's uncertainty and the likelihood of large moves — Bollinger Band position, ATR expansion, volatility clustering. They answer: is the market coiled for a move, or has it already made one?

Advanced strategies combine multiple signals or apply statistical frameworks — volume-weighted analysis, macro signal integration, cross-correlation with related assets.

Reading the verdict

The aggregate verdict isn't a simple majority vote. Each strategy produces a signal (BUY, SELL, or HOLD) with a confidence score. The terminal aggregates these into a weighted consensus.

When 15 of 20 strategies signal SELL with moderate-to-high confidence, and the remaining 5 are HOLD (not BUY), that's a strong directional consensus with no meaningful counter-argument.

When the strategies split — 8 BUY, 7 SELL, 5 HOLD — that's a market in genuine indecision, and the appropriate response might be to reduce position size or wait for clarity.

The three-column dashboard

The terminal presents everything simultaneously:

The left column shows every strategy, its current signal, and a confidence bar. Expand any strategy to see its reasoning.

The center column shows live price action with the indicators that drive the strategies, plus a microstructure chart for intraday patterns.

The right column provides macro context — economic calendar events, breaking news, and correlation data — so you can weigh the quantitative signals against fundamental context.

Multi-timeframe, multi-asset

Switch timeframes instantly — from 4-hour for swing trades to monthly for position trades. Compare multiple assets side by side to identify divergences and correlations.

The same 20+ strategies, applied consistently across every asset and timeframe. No indicator shopping. No confirmation bias. Just math.