SuperQuant feature tutorial · fixed teaching example

Research notes

Keep short research observations beside your app work so you can revisit the question later.

Before you begin: Notes are private workspace content. The Academy mentor and Telegram do not read or send them automatically.

How to use it

  1. Open Diary and find Research notes.
  2. Create a short note that names the asset or study and the question you want to test.
  3. Link a Playbook or evidence only when it helps you reproduce the research.
  4. Reopen the note to confirm it was saved; export or delete it only by choosing that control.

Worked example and expected outcome

Teaching case: “BTC four-hour range: check whether the next close confirms a break; compare the same rule after costs.”

Research notes: worked example and outcomeTeaching case: “BTC four-hour range: check whether the next close confirms a break; compare the same rule after costs.”. Does writing a hypothesis make it evidence, or give you a question to test?. A saved research question that can be revisited without claiming a result.Worked exampleTeaching case: “BTC four-hour range: checkwhether the next close confirms a break; comparethe same rule after costs.”Check your understandingDoes writing a hypothesis make it evidence, orgive you a question to test?Expected outcomeA saved research question that can be revisitedwithout claiming a result.

This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.

Check your understanding

Does writing a hypothesis make it evidence, or give you a question to test?

If it does not work

If local storage reports an error, stop editing and use the app’s recovery/export controls before leaving.

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