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Tick Stock Panel

Self-hosted quant workbench for China A-share strategies and backtests

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What it is

A single-container web app for building stock screening strategies, backtesting them with T+1, fees and slippage, and monitoring intraday moves in the Chinese A-share market. It stores data locally in Parquet, uses Polars for fast whole-market scans, and lets users plug in third-party data sources. An LLM assistant can query panel data, generate strategies and write post-market reviews, and the core functions are exposed through an open API and an MCP server. Individual quant hobbyists and researchers run it on their own machine to study factors and strategies without a paid terminal.

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6,186 GitHub stars.
6,186

Forks
1,502
Commits
1,104
Contributors
32
Language
Python
License
MIT
Last commit
Oct 20, 2026
On GitHub since
June 2026
First release
October 2026
Platforms
web, self-hosted
Self-hostable
Yes
Author
wshy
Tags
  • ai-assistant
  • mcp-server
  • data-pipeline
  • trading
  • investing
  • dashboard

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