Product Features

Strategy Version Control This section explains how strategy versions, modifications, and iterative changes are managed within Wizzer. Capital Orchestration This section explains how capital allocation, deployment, and exposure management are structured within Wizzer across strategies, portfolios, and execution workflows. Strategy Discovery This section covers how users can explore, evaluate, and compare strategies available within the Wizzer ecosystem. It includes workflows related to discovering strategies by category, understanding their structure, and comparing different approaches based on objectives, instruments, and risk characteristics. The goal is to help users navigate strategy selection in a structured and transparent manner. Paper Trading This section covers Wizzer’s paper trading environment, where strategies and trades can be tested without live capital exposure. It explains how simulated orders, positions, and performance are handled, and how paper trading differs from real execution environments. The goal is to help users validate workflows and operational behavior before moving to live deployment. Advice Mode This section explains the workflows and features related to Wizzer’s advice-driven execution and signal assistance framework. It includes how entry and exit suggestions are generated, how follow-up guidance is structured, and how signal timing and historical advice records are presented to users. The focus is on structured decision support rather than discretionary recommendations. Orders & Execution This section explains how orders are handled within Wizzer across the full execution lifecycle. Topics include order placement, execution status tracking, rejected orders, partial fills, square-off workflows, and broker-side execution behavior. The emphasis is on operational transparency and understanding how strategies interact with live market infrastructure. Positions & Portfolio This section focuses on how positions, exposures, and portfolio-level allocations are tracked and managed within Wizzer. It includes monitoring of open and closed positions, portfolio concentration, capital exposure, and profit-and-loss behavior across strategies and instruments. The goal is to provide visibility into overall portfolio structure and risk distribution. Announcements & Updates About this category Instruments & Markets This section documents the instruments and market segments supported within Wizzer. It includes equities, futures, options, cash and derivatives markets, along with workflows related to instrument discovery and search. The objective is to help users understand instrument-specific behaviors, constraints, and market applicability within the platform. Data This section explains the market data infrastructure and data-related workflows used within Wizzer. Topics include price data handling, corporate actions, index constituent updates, missing data scenarios, and data quality considerations. The goal is to help users understand how data integrity affects strategy behavior, testing accuracy, and execution outcomes. Broker & Account This section covers broker connectivity, account-level configurations, and operational settings required for live trading workflows within Wizzer. It includes broker integration, account synchronization, funds and margin handling, supported product types, and common broker-side errors or limitations. The emphasis is on maintaining stable and transparent interaction between the platform and brokerage infrastructure. Stock Screener This section documents the stock screening capabilities available within Wizzer. Strategy Builder This section explains how strategies are created and configured within Wizzer. It covers the components used to define strategy logic, including market universe selection, entry and exit conditions, position sizing frameworks, and risk management rules. The focus is on helping users build structured, rule-based strategies that can be tested, modified, and deployed systematically. Backtesting This section explains how historical strategy simulations are configured, executed, and interpreted within Wizzer. It includes setup workflows, performance analysis, benchmark comparisons, transaction cost assumptions, and debugging tools used to evaluate strategy behavior under historical conditions. The emphasis is on understanding strategy robustness and limitations rather than relying solely on headline returns. Analytics & Reports This section explains the analytics, reporting, and monitoring capabilities available in Wizzer. It includes dashboards, trade logs, performance reports, risk summaries, and export functionality used for reviewing strategy and portfolio activity. The focus is on analysis, auditability, and informed decision-making through structured reporting.