What Investors Want in a Data Provider’s Backtest
The bar for a successful package is having the buyer feel “this is worth a serious look,” not “this is proven alpha.”
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We find that open-weight models, especially in an ensemble, approach frontier models’ performance. As with labeling, sentiment scoring is now accurate and cheap.
A benchmark of open-weight LLMs reveals how capable they've become at ticker mapping — and what that opens up for alternative data pipelines.
A reproducible benchmark comparing flagship LLMs and light LLMs in extracting asset tickers from unstructured text. Comparing performance of leading LLMs, including GPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok.
LLMs cut the cost of turning unstructured data into investor-ready signals by 5-100x. Data that was previously stranded may now be a valuable asset.
Commercial LLMs can generate impressive backtest alpha — until the test window moves past their training cutoff. What looks like edge may just be memorization.
Most alt data evaluations stall on packaging, not signal quality. Here's why, and what providers can do about it.