Backtest every allocation decision.
Define a universe, set the strategy and rebalancing rules, then inspect a reproducible run against market history.
From premise to evidence.
- 01
Define the universe
Choose up to 25 available tickers and the historical window to test.
- 02
Set the rules
Select an allocation method, risk preference, price series, costs, and rebalancing policy.
- 03
Inspect the run
Track completion, then review performance, holdings, and every recorded rebalance.
Balanced tech rotation
AAPL · MSFT · NVDA · META /2021-01-04 → 2024-12-31
Since inception
CAGR
Risk adjusted
Peak to trough
Latest holdings
Recent rebalances
The details behind the demo.
A run includes a name, ticker universe, date range, price series, allocation strategy, risk aversion, rebalancing policy, optional costs, and position limits.
Regima currently supports mean variance, equal weight, and risk parity allocation strategies.
Choose periodic rebalancing on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly schedule, or use a threshold rule that responds when portfolio drift reaches the chosen level.
Completed runs expose summary metrics, net asset value history, returns, holdings, rebalances, and optimization records. Detailed resources remain paginated in the workspace.
You can inspect the public demo without an account. Sign in to access the available ticker catalog and explicitly submit a personal backtest.
No. A backtest is a historical simulation, not investment advice, a recommendation, or a guarantee of future results.
Turn an allocation idea into a run.
Configure the inputs first. Sign in when you are ready to submit.