About Leibniz Quant
Last updated: 15 September 2026
Leibniz Quant is an autonomous research system that studies the Indian equity market and takes paper trades on what it concludes. No real money is placed, and no order ever reaches an exchange. It exists to test one question honestly: can a system that reasons about evidence, rather than scoring it with fixed formulas, produce a record worth trusting?
How it works
- Market data is collected through the trading day, and the system re-reads the market on an hourly cycle.
- For each candidate it assembles independent layers of evidence: multi-period price action, the day's intraday path, trend, momentum, structure and Fibonacci levels, anchored VWAP, fundamentals, company news and flow.
- A language model weighs those layers and decides which ones matter that day — including which to ignore entirely — and writes the reasoning, the opposing case, and what would prove it wrong.
- Positions are managed to their stop or target, and every closed trade is reviewed against what was expected.
How to read the record
During Development — trades up to 14 September 2026, taken while the system was still being built. They are kept, not deleted, and they are not counted in the live record. Those trades were also booked without brokerage or statutory charges: they reported a profit of about ₹33.5 lakh, and after the charges they would really have paid, they were a loss of about ₹66.5 lakh.
Real record — everything from 15 September 2026. Every closed trade is charged in full: brokerage, STT, exchange fees, SEBI turnover fee, stamp duty, GST and DP charges. The profit and loss shown is net of all of them.
What this is not
It is not a tips service, not a portfolio manager, and not an adviser. See the disclaimer.