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JAPANESE EQUITIES · LOCAL RESEARCH · OPEN SOURCE

Explore Japanese equities.
Build your research.

Use J-Quants or your own local data to explore factors, backtest strategies and inspect portfolios through a desktop GUI. Follow the existing courses one step at a time.

Stable release v0.1.1 · Check installation requirements

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KabuForge desktop factor research workbench
Actual public source candidate interface. Research examples do not establish investment performance.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

From local data to results you can inspect.

01

Load your data

Select local CSV or Parquet and freeze the research input.

02

Explore factors

Inspect factor values, coverage and correlations.

03

Run a backtest

Choose trading assumptions and fees before examining history.

04

Build a portfolio

Turn research scores into holdings and rebalancing rules.

05

Read the risks

Inspect drawdowns, concentration, turnover and skipped orders.

Already have J-Quants data? Take the shortest route →

Follow the workflow on real screens.

Data Center — Select your input
Data Center
Select your input
Research Studio — Explore factors and portfolios
Research Studio
Explore factors and portfolios
Backtest Results — Read fills, fees and skips
Backtest Results
Read fills, fees and skips

Screenshots reuse existing courses from the main source candidate; they do not certify the stable package installation.

Complete your first research workflow.

  1. Check installation requirements
  2. Choose synthetic or your own data
  3. Select a factor or strategy
  4. Freeze inputs and run
  5. Read results and limitations

LEARNING PATHS

Learn with the existing material.

Choose a learning path through research methodology, five GUI courses and runnable examples.

Explore learning paths →

Keep the inputs. Inspect the assumptions.

Research inputs stay local, and market history is not bundled. Course results are RESEARCH-ONLY with PIT guarantee false. Real order submission and cancellation are disabled.

Research methodology and limitations