Trading literature and falsification notebooks

Research notes that turn trading literature and informal claims into testable rules, experiment plans, and critical assessments.

Literature synthesisExperiment designFalsificationQuantitative research

Study / experimentRank 12 of 12 in this field ↗

Why it sits here. Placed by the scope of implementation, the available contribution evidence, and the distinct technical capability it demonstrates.

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01 / IMPLEMENTATION & CONTRIBUTION

What the work involves

Research artifacts translate trading literature into a long-only blueprint, testable mechanical claims, experiment plans, and critical assessments. They are not presented as Donald’s verified first-person writing.

Technical depth

Separating descriptive patterns from predictive claims, expressing rule availability, identifying tests that require unavailable data, outlining ablations and judging falsifiability.

The project family

strategy_momentumA_Share/al_brooksA_Share/yiA_Share/insider_case_study

02 / RESULTS

What came out of it

The notebooks separate descriptive patterns from predictive claims and identify which tests require unavailable evidence. The Al Brooks study produces a report and blueprint rather than an implemented strategy.

03 / SUPPORTING EVIDENCE

Follow the source

Implementation notes, project records, and supporting artifacts.

Source context & project scope

Literature performance claims are external claims, not Donald’s results. Reading-material presence does not establish personal beliefs or endorsements. No full books or copied teaching material should be republished.

research.md

Comparative survey of momentum algorithms; figures are literature claims.

SOURCE · 2026-09-17

Brooks_AShare_System.md

Explicit report/blueprint scope, no code claim.

SOURCE · 2026-09-17

assessment.md

Critical assessment of a book’s predictive claims; preserve as study synthesis, not personal quotation.

SOURCE · 2026-09-17

test_plan.md

Maps informal trading claims to testability and data requirements.

SOURCE · 2026-09-17