Model-led market research
Research markets with a clearer framework.
TradingSimuLab combines market research models, practical tools and educational resources to help traders analyze trend, timing, macro conditions and risk.
THE TSL RESEARCH FRAMEWORK
Five models. One structured view of the market.
TradingSimuLab combines five research models to examine trend, persistence, timing, macro conditions and risk from different perspectives.
Trend Detector
Identifies market trend direction and strength.
Trend Persistence
Examines whether an established trend appears persistent or vulnerable to change.
Timing Model
Evaluates shorter-term market conditions and potential timing environments.
Macro Model
Provides a broader view of macroeconomic and market regime conditions.
Risk Simulation
Explores portfolio risk, drawdowns and potential outcome ranges through simulation.
FREE RESEARCH TOOLS
Practical tools for market and portfolio analysis.
Use TradingSimuLab’s free tools to explore risk, returns and market concepts without creating an account.
Drawdown Recovery Calculator
Calculate the return required to recover from a portfolio or investment drawdown.
CAGR Calculator
Calculate compound annual growth rate from a starting value, ending value and investment period.
Position Size Calculator
Estimate position size based on portfolio value, risk tolerance and trade parameters.
LATEST INSIGHTS
Research, market education and practical analysis.
Explore TradingSimuLab’s latest articles on market trends, risk, indicators, portfolio analysis and trading research.
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How to Rank Stocks Without Predicting the Market: A Multi-Factor Watchlist Approach
Educational research only — not investment advice. A stock ranking system does not need to predict exactly which stock will rise next. A better goal is often simpler: Which stocks deserve the most attention right now? That is the purpose of a multi-factor watchlist. Instead of relying on one indicator, investors can compare several signals…
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Moving Average Slope Explained: What Rising and Falling MAs Really Tell You
Educational research only — not investment advice. A moving average slope shows whether a stock’s average price is rising, falling or moving sideways over time. It helps answer a simple question: Is the underlying trend actually moving in a clear direction? Looking at whether price is above or below a moving average can help. But…
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Trend Continuation vs Reversal: What Signals Suggest a Trend May Be Ending?
Educational research only — not investment advice. Trend reversal signals help investors judge whether an existing market trend is still healthy or beginning to break down. The key point is simple: a slowing trend is not the same as a reversed trend. Markets often weaken gradually before direction actually changes. What Is Trend Continuation? Trend…
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