What happened the last time this setup appeared?
Vantra scans a ticker's own price history for prior sessions with matching technical conditions — then shows forward returns over 7, 30, and 90 sessions.
Not a prediction. Historical context — the same kind of quantitative analysis that institutional desks run manually, automated across the full price history of any ticker.
Real output format
How it works
No data vendors, no ML models, no black boxes. Pure statistical analysis on real OHLCV data.
Available on Analyst and Quant
Scout plan shows basic indicators. Analyst and Quant unlock the full Historical Pattern Engine.
Frequently asked questions
How many historical matches are typical?
It depends on the ticker and the specificity of the current conditions. Common setups on liquid stocks like AAPL or SPY might have 30–80 prior matches. Unusual conditions or thinly-traded tickers may have fewer. The match count is always displayed so you can weight the evidence appropriately.
What data does the engine use?
Real OHLCV (Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) daily bar data from public market data providers. No proprietary data, no alternative data feeds. The engine runs on the same data your broker shows you.
How is this different from backtesting?
Traditional backtesting runs a fixed rule on historical data and measures aggregate performance. Vantra's Historical Pattern Engine computes your current conditions dynamically and finds prior dates where those specific conditions existed simultaneously — RSI zone, MACD bias, trend, and SMA200 position all matching. It's condition-specific historical analysis, not a generic strategy backtest.
Is this a trading signal?
No. The Historical Pattern Engine provides observational, statistical context — describing what has happened historically under similar conditions. It does not provide recommendations, ratings, price targets, or any guidance about what action to take. Vantra is a research platform.
Which exchanges are supported?
NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE (UK), XETRA (Germany), Euronext (France), TSE (Japan), HKEX (Hong Kong), NSE (India), TSX (Canada), and ASX (Australia). Use the standard ticker with the appropriate suffix: RELIANCE.NS, VOD.L, 7203.T, etc.
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