Essays · Operations Intelligence, AI and Quant
Hossein Narimani — Writing
In-depth writing on quant system design, operational AI, SaaS architecture, custom AI agents and founder execution systems.
Common Mistakes in Market Regime Detection: Why Moving Average Crossovers Fail
Why Most Market Regime Detection Systems Fail in PracticeA quant team I worked with had built a Market Regime Detection system on a Moving Average Crossover and a fixed Volatility Threshold. It performed beautifully in backtest. In the first three months...
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Can Quant Trading Strategies Be Trained From OHLCV Data Alone?
Most people asking "can you train a strategy on OHLCV data" are really asking something else: "can I train a model on past prices and make money...
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Deep Learning Prediction Models for Stock OHLCV Data: A System Design Framework
The Real Problem: Why Deep Learning on OHLCV Data Usually DisappointsMost teams building deep learning models for stock prediction start with the...
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The Real Cost Equation of Quant Systems: A Component-Level Model
The Problem: Quant System Costs Are Always Higher Than the Spreadsheet ShowsMost teams calculate the cost of a quant system by adding up servers,...
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How Much Does It Cost to Build a Quant System? A Realistic Cost Model for Founders and Operators
Most pricing conversations about quant systems start in the wrong place. They treat strategy code, research, execution, and risk control as if...
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