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Course Orientation
Meet the course goals, research boundaries, and starting points for different backgrounds.
HoppyQuant learning path
Start your quantitative research with one market question
No quantitative background required. Start by understanding the market, then learn to ask questions, find data, and test your ideas with evidence.
Begin with no prior experience
No background in stocks, quant, or Python required
Learn how research works
Ask questions, find data, and examine the evidence
Let AI help with the code
You decide whether the results are trustworthy
Complete learning path
From understanding markets to completing a study
The course is arranged in learning order. Start or continue your current unit, or open the outline to see what each lesson helps you solve.
Part 0
Before You Begin
Understand what the course offers, what it cannot promise, and where you should begin.
Part 1
Markets and Quantitative Thinking
Start with how markets work, then build a connected view of market forces, strategies, and quantitative research.
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What Is the Stock Market?
Understand the basic relationships among shares, companies, expectations, trading, and prices.
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What Affects the Stock Market?
Place companies, industries, the economy, policy, participants, news, and market traces on one factor map.
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A Three-Dimensional Map of Investment Strategies
Understand investment and trading approaches through advantage source, time scale, and research method.
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What Is Quantitative Research?
Turn fuzzy intuition into a research question that can be defined, computed, compared, and checked against evidence.
Part 2
Complete Quantitative Research with an AI Assistant
Move into a local research environment, learn validation and research-grade backtesting through two cases, then investigate your own market idea.
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Build Your Own AI Quant Lab
Organize data, code, and results on your computer, then work with an AI research assistant safely and reproducibly.
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Do Lucky Numbers Matter in Stocks?
Use a tightly defined lucky-number hypothesis to complete a first end-to-end quantitative experiment.
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Does a Nine-Turn Signal Really Reverse?
Study a technical signal that unfolds over time, including event definitions, observation windows, and comparisons.
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From a Weak Pattern to a Research-Grade Backtest
Advance an early pattern into a research-grade backtest with rules, costs, robustness checks, and conclusion boundaries.
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Research Your Own Market Intuition
Use the same research process to define, implement, inspect, and honestly answer your own market question.
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