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multi-factor

Multi-factor cross-sectional stock ranking. Combines factor standardization, equal-weight or IC-weighted scoring, and TopN portfolio construction. Suitable for multi-instrument portfolio strategies.

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# Multi-Factor Cross-Sectional Stock Ranking

## Purpose

On the same time cross-section, compute multiple factor values for many stocks, standardize them, combine them into a composite score, and select the top-ranked stocks to build a portfolio.

## Signal Logic

1. **Factor calculation**: calculate N factors for each stock (such as momentum, value, and quality)
2. **Cross-sectional standardization**: standardize each factor on the cross-section with Z-score normalization (subtract mean, divide by standard deviation)
3. **Composite scoring**: sum the factors with equal weights (or custom weights) to obtain a composite score
4. **Rank and select**: go long the TopN names, with weight = 1/N for each

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