retrospective

retrospective is an Investment analysis & markets skill for AI agents, published by TraderAlice in the OpenAlice repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates retrospective D (59/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Subjective retrospective / time-machine analysis: rewind a name to a past point, reconstruct what it looked like THEN (no future knowledge), align the news catalysts to the price path, and pressure-test "if I'd entered there, would it have worked?". Use when the question is about a past moment or a hypothetical entry: "rewind XLE to early April", "what did NVDA look like before earnings", "if we'd bought energy after the Iran headline, easy money?", "replay the SMH spike — policy or earnings?", "was there an entry signal at the time", "would an 8% trailing stop have saved me", "event study on the Hormuz escalation". It strings together the as-of snapshot, the date-windowed news, and the backtest into one honest replay — and it is ruthless about data freshness, because a retro built on a stale or future-leaking price is worse than no retro.

Grade

D

Quality

59 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

5,997

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