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Strategy and tool cards

Strategy guides, graded for evidence.

Each guide explains how a strategy works, what the evidence says, where it fails and how Super Algo Kit tests it before any money: pass marks set first, trading costs included, out-of-sample and walk-forward checks. Grade A means decades of replicated evidence; N is a tool with no return claim.

36 strategy and tool cards

Momentum

Trend

Breakouts

Mean reversion

Statistical arbitrage

Carry

Seasonality

Events

Order flow

Market making

Options structures

Prediction markets

Risk overlays

Scanners

Tools

Copy and mirror

What do the evidence grades mean?

A: decades of data across several markets, peer-reviewed and replicated. B: documented, but weaker lately, contested or sensitive to costs and crowding. C: folklore, chart patterns, vendor claims or an unreplicated study. N: a tool with no return claim.

Does Super Algo Kit tell me which strategy will make money?

No. Super Algo Kit never promises returns. Most retail strategy ideas fail honest testing; the cards say where each one breaks, and the kit's job is to test your version properly before you risk money.

Can I bring my own strategy?

Yes. Super Algo Kit interviews you and writes your idea as a falsifiable strategy card. A matching card from this list sets the evidence ceiling and seeds the tests your variant must pass.

Are these strategies tested by the kit?

Most cards are marked literature, meaning described in published work but not tested by the kit. Each guide shows the card's status next to its grade.