Explainable, source-auditable research snapshots built from real A-share market data.
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Result
A-share candidates
Target weights use the full optimized universe
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Ticker / Name
Board
Last
60D Momentum
P/E
P/B
Target Weight
Active Weight
Selection Rationale
QMT market-factor portfolio
Read-only MiniQMT snapshot · Not investment advice
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Asset
Industry
Benchmark
Optimized
Active
Alpha Forecast
Top-20 probabilities and half-Kelly weights
Read-only web view · Local MiniQMT execution
Rank
Ticker / Name
Model
State
P(up)
P(down)
Calibration
Half Kelly
Target Weight
Reference Price
Proposed orders
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Contract
Side
Action
Quantity
Price
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RMA FACTOR ENGINE
How RMA and the Brains turn reports into factors
The engine absorbs evidence, plans hypotheses, generates factor code, and learns from backtest feedback. Every signal remains traceable to a report and a financial mechanism.
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REPORT → MEMORY
RMA
RMA reads local reports and external research, breaks the text into evidence chunks, screens each chunk for daily OHLCV feasibility, and writes accepted mechanisms into traceable A/B/C memory.
Input: reports and source metadata
Output: A-layer decision, B-layer family, and C-layer archetype
Boundary: unavailable information is not disguised as a tradable factor
02
MEMORY → PLAN
Macro Brain
Macro Brain combines RMA coverage with GOOD/BAD discovery feedback. It selects one primary mechanism, supporting mechanisms, and report-grounded Research Archetypes for the next cycle.
Input: RMA memory and prior backtest feedback
Output: cycle theme, hypotheses, and agent bundle
Routing: fixed theme, coarse guided, or memory driven
03
PLAN → FACTOR
Micro Brain
Micro Brain converts each hypothesis into executable Python factor code, then evolves candidates through mutation, crossover, refinement, and novelty injection under strict quality gates.
Input: hypotheses and mechanism constraints
Output: factor code, quality report, and repair guidance
Destination: parent pool, elite archive, or repair queue
Operating loop: RMA classifies report evidence → Macro Brain proposes falsifiable hypotheses → Micro Brain writes approved-field factor code and passes the quality gates → candidates enter cost-aware multi-index backtests. Rank IC, alpha, drawdown, and turnover are written back to Cross Brain for the next cycle.
POSITIVE RETURN FACTORS
Current positive-return factors
The filter is positive annualized net return after costs. C801 is the only factor in the archived backtest reports that currently passes this filter across the available universes.
C801
Downside Volatility Bias
Downside Volatility Bias
The factor measures the asymmetry between downside return shocks and typical volatility, then reverses the cross-sectional signal. The v2 test runs from 2021-01-04 to 2026-08-12, selects the top 50 every five trading days, and includes commissions, stamp duty, and slippage.
NET ASSET VALUE
C801 net value after costs
All series start at 1.00 and show the complete daily backtest path.
DRAWDOWN
Drawdown path
Lower values indicate a deeper decline from the previous portfolio peak.
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Factor
Universe
Constituent Method
Annual Return
Annual Alpha
Max Drawdown
Rank IC
Status
C801 v2
CSI 300
Point-in-time constituents
+8.19%
+10.32%
−14.54%
0.0462
Positive return · Positive alpha
C801 v2
CSI 500
Point-in-time constituents
+5.38%
+0.91%
−11.53%
0.0498
Positive return · Positive alpha
C801 v2
CSI 1000
Point-in-time constituents
+6.98%
+3.62%
−9.77%
0.0522
Positive return · Positive alpha
C801 v2
Microcap 400
Current static constituents
+8.38%
+4.98%
−39.80%
0.0803
Positive return · Sensitivity test
Figures come from the archived multi-index reports. The Microcap 400 test backfills current static constituents and is exposed to survivorship bias. C101 and C102 have positive relative alpha in CSI 300 but negative absolute annualized returns, so they are excluded here.
XALPHA · TABLE 1
The A/B/C taxonomy used by RMA
The paper defines a three-stage transformation from report evidence to OHLCV eligibility, mechanism families, and retrievable Research Archetypes. A C-layer archetype is a research cue, not a factor formula.
Layer
Input unit
Output
Role in XALPHA
A-layer
Report fragment or evidence chunk
KEEP/DROP decision with an OHLCV feasibility reason
Filters evidence according to the daily OHLCV factor contract.
B-layer
A-layer-approved research-path atom
Broad mechanism-family assignment and reusable research path
Groups retained evidence into coarse financial mechanisms for Macro Brain routing.
C-layer
B-layer research path
Research Archetype record with mechanism role and report-grounded paths
Constructs actionable archetype memory for hypothesis planning; it is not itself a factor formula.
Source: XALPHA, Table 1 — Definition of the A/B/C taxonomy used by RMA. Read the paper ↗