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BeginnerLast verified Sep 30, 2026

Explore Quant Hub

Find a market metric, understand access and read its meaning before using its chart.

Quant Hub research · Step 1 of 3

On this page
  1. Find a metric
  2. Understand access
  3. Read before interpreting
  4. Move between metrics
  5. Keep favorite metrics
  6. Continue to analysis

Find a metric

Open Quant Hub from platform navigation. In the catalog, use Tag to narrow the subject and Scope to choose a single asset or the metric's predefined asset basket. Turn on Included in my plan to hide metrics requiring a higher plan; this does not guarantee data for every parameter combination. More filters includes Result type, such as time series or matrix. Recently updated orders by catalog changes, not market-data freshness. On mobile, open Filters above the results. Search matches part of a metric name or slug after at least two characters. All metrics opens the complete catalog and clears filters; Back to catalog preserves your selection.

Filters combine: for example, a Risk tag plus Single-asset scope plus Included in my plan may return fewer cards than any one filter alone. The active-filter chips show what is limiting the list. Remove one chip to widen the results or clear all filters to return to the first page; use Next page to continue through the current filtered results. A no-results state is different from a load error: clear filters for the former and use Retry for the latter.

For example, look in Risk when researching risk measures rather than guessing a metric name. Open Aggregated risk to read its description and warnings. If search does not return a metric you can see in the catalog, clear the search and browse its category.

A card’s Available status describes the metric lifecycle. Its preview can still require a higher plan. Read the access message; neither the number of visible cards nor a status label guarantees chart access.

Quant Hub catalog filters and metric cards with miniature charts.
Catalog cards and filters with illustrative preview data. Open a metric to read its definition and available inputs before interpreting the chart. Select the image to read it at full size; use Back to return to the guide.

Understand access

  • Plan: the standalone metric can require a particular plan. A locked detail may still show the explanation and disabled inputs.
  • Role: beta metrics are available only to eligible beta-test or administrator accounts; a paid plan alone does not grant that role. Deprecated metrics may be restricted.
  • Status: Coming soon is discoverable but not ready to query. Temporary unavailability can have a separate reason.
  • Data: permission to open a metric does not guarantee data for every parameter combination.

Consult the current access message and workspace settings. Do not assume every user sees the same catalog, controls or results.

Read before interpreting

On the detail page, read About this metric, including How to read it, Why it matters, methodology and warnings where supplied. Identify the unit, period, asset or basket and the role of each series before comparing values.

For Aggregated risk, the detail describes a blend of risk indicators and warns that the descriptive historical values may incorporate later information. That version is not available for Backtests. Such warnings matter even if the chart is accessible.

Metric names and descriptions may remain in the catalog’s source language when a translation is unavailable; the workspace controls follow the selected interface language.

Move between metrics

Use Back to catalog to return to the results, or choose another metric in the Metrics explorer. Searching or choosing a category keeps the current analysis open until you select a metric. The explorer pages through all matching metadata. On smaller screens, open Metrics to browse in a panel. Use the navigation menu beside the Screebits logo in the header to move to another area of the platform.

Filters and catalog scroll are preserved when returning. During the current Quant Hub session, reopening a metric restores its last successfully applied inputs when compatible with the current definition. Check its units and context before comparing it with another metric.

Keep favorite metrics

Use the star on a catalog card or beside the open metric to add or remove a Favorite. Choose Favorites in the Metrics explorer to browse your list. Search and filters also work within favorites; clearing filters keeps that list selected. Favorites belong to your account and are available on other devices. The home dashboard shows a compact selection with catalog previews and a link to the complete list. Previews use the catalog context, not saved parameters.

A favorite remembers the metric, not its asset, parameters, overlays or chart data. You can keep a visible locked metric in favorites, but its access rules still apply. If a metric is no longer available to your account, you can remove its unavailable entry from Favorites. If you reach your account's Favorites limit, remove an entry you no longer need before adding another. Use the current limit shown by the product for your account.

Continue to analysis

When you have access to chart data, follow Metric parameters, charts and overlays. Exploring Quant Hub does not save a Flow strategy or place orders. Standalone chart access does not make a metric available as a Flow node: see Quant Hub and Flow availability.

Related documentation

  • Metric parameters, charts and overlaysConfigure a metric, read charts and tables, and manage visual overlays without confusing them with strategy inputs.
  • Add a Quant Hub metricSelect an available metric version and use its value in the graph.
  • Your first steps in ScreebitsFind your way from a new account to a saved strategy, a simulation and metric research.
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  1. Find a metric
  2. Understand access
  3. Read before interpreting
  4. Move between metrics
  5. Keep favorite metrics
  6. Continue to analysis

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