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Visual investing strategy builder

Build an investing strategy
without writing code.

Connect visual blocks to decide what to hold and when to rebalance. Test your rules on historical data, then practise with virtual money.

Try the builder Try the demo

Explore without an account. Sign in to save a strategy or run a backtest.

StudioInteractive demo
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Momentum example

Change a block, then run the example.

Strategy canvasEditable example
Rank and select Strategy
AAPLMSFTNVDAAMZNGOOGL
Rank by
Percent change
of Asset prices
with equal weights

Percent change. Each stock receives a score for its percentage price change over the selected period. A different period can change the ranking.

A small, working version of Studio

Illustrative prices and a virtual balance. No real trades.

What is a Mind?

An investing strategy
made from blocks.

In Future, your strategy is called a Mind. Its blocks define which assets to consider, how to compare them and how much to allocate to each one.

Start with a template, read its rules and change them to try your own idea.

Classic momentumA template in Future StudioStudio template
“Each month, compare the percentage price changes of these 12 funds over the past year. Select the top three and allocate the same amount to each.”
Choose from
12 funds
Compare
Past-year price changes
Hold
Top 3, equal amounts
Review
Monthly

Open this template in Studio to edit its rules. The demo above uses five sample stocks.

A five-step example

See how the rule
chooses three stocks.

This lesson uses five stocks and invented prices to explain the selection rule. Follow each step from choosing stocks to dividing a sample budget. Play the lesson or choose a step.

ONE EXAMPLE FROM FUTURE LEARN

Pick 3 stocks by past-year return.

See how one investing rule makes a choice. Press Play, or choose any step.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLESTEP 1 OF 5

Explore at your own pace

Start with five stocks

Only stocks in this list can be selected by this rule.

Stocks in this example5 candidates
  • AAPLApple
    In the pool
  • MSFTMicrosoft
    In the pool
  • NVDANVIDIA
    In the pool
  • AMZNAmazon
    In the pool
  • GOOGLAlphabet
    In the pool

Your list sets the boundary. Stocks outside it cannot be selected.

These prices, returns and budget are invented teaching numbers, not historical results or forecasts. Target amounts are before costs. No money is invested.

See this type of rule in real Studio blocks
Classic momentum strategy in Future: an asset pool, percentage-change score, Top 3 selection and equal weights.
Real Studio blocks. Open the image to inspect them.

The same steps, using editable blocks.

The Classic momentum template uses a group of ETFs. The five stocks above explain the same rule: compare price changes, select the top three, and give them equal target amounts.

Company symbols: Font Awesome Free (CC BY 4.0), Simple Icons (CC0) and Google. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Working in Future Studio

Build a Mind.
Test its rules.

Choose the rules, check how they behave on historical data and try them with virtual money.

Explore the templates
  1. 01

    Build your strategy

    Choose a template or start with a blank canvas. Connect blocks for market data, comparisons, conditions and portfolio weights.

    Visual blocksEditable templates
  2. 02

    Test it on historical data

    A backtest applies your rules to a past period. Inspect returns, drawdowns, turnover and costs, then adjust your assumptions.

    Historical simulationsResults to inspect
  3. 03

    Practise with virtual money

    Use your saved rules in a simulated portfolio. Review what happens and return to the blocks when you want to change the strategy.

    Virtual portfolioSaved revisions

Before you start

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Studio uses visual blocks. Start with a template and change its settings. Lessons and reference pages explain what each block does.

What can I try without an account?

You can explore Studio, open templates and read the lessons. Sign in to save your work and run a historical test.

Does building a strategy place a trade?

No. Creating or editing a strategy does not place a real-money trade. Future lets you test strategies on historical data and practise with virtual money. Historical results do not predict future returns.

Is this the interview practice app?

Future is a separate TradeMind product for exploring investing strategies. For mental maths and quant interview assessments, visit TradeMind Prep.

Start with a template

Choose a template.
Try your own rules.

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