Statistical Edge inPair Trading
Identify market-neutral opportunities with advanced statistical analysis. Our platform helps you find, analyze, and backtest pair trading strategies with precision.
Why Pair Trading?
Statistical arbitrage through pair trading offers unique advantages over traditional trading strategies
Market Neutrality
Hedge against market risk by simultaneously taking long and short positions in correlated securities, providing protection against broad market movements and reducing exposure to systematic risk.
Statistical Edge
Leverage mean reversion principles and statistical analysis to identify high-probability trades with quantifiable risk-reward profiles based on historical price relationships.
Consistent Returns
Generate alpha regardless of market direction through disciplined statistical arbitrage that can perform in bull, bear, and sideways markets, providing more reliable performance.
Reduced Volatility
Experience lower portfolio volatility compared to directional strategies, leading to more stable returns and improved risk-adjusted performance metrics like Sharpe and Sortino ratios.
Diversification Benefits
Add a truly uncorrelated strategy to your portfolio that performs independently of traditional asset classes and market conditions, enhancing overall portfolio diversification.
Lower Capital Requirements
Utilize margin more efficiently with offsetting positions, allowing you to deploy capital strategically and potentially increase returns while maintaining appropriate risk management.
How Pair Trading Works
Our platform simplifies the pair trading process from analysis to execution
Statistical Arbitrage Strategy
Pair trading is a market-neutral strategy that matches a long position with a short position in a pair of highly correlated instruments.
The strategy capitalizes on the historical relationship between two securities, betting that temporary deviations in their price correlation will revert to the mean.
When the spread between the pair widens beyond statistical norms (measured by z-score), traders enter positions expecting the spread to converge back to its historical average.
Key Concepts
- Correlation
Statistical relationship between two securities
- Mean Reversion
Tendency for prices to return to their average
- Z-Score
Measures deviation from historical mean
- Half-Life
Time for spread to revert halfway to its mean
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