Single-market plotting is built into the shared runner flow used by the public prediction-market backtests.

Good examples:

• backtests/kalshi_trade_tick_breakout.py
• backtests/kalshi_trade_tick_panic_fade.py
• backtests/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_panic_fade.py
• backtests/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_vwap_reversion.py

Output Paths

Charts are written to output/, typically with names like:

• output/<backtest>_<market>_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_ema_crossover_<market>_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_breakout_<market>_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_rsi_reversion_<market>_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_spread_capture_<market>_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_multi_sim_runner_combined_legacy.html
• output/polymarket_quote_tick_pmxt_multi_sim_runner_multi_market.html

Multi-Market References

The clearest multi-market plotting references are the flat Polymarket trade-tick runner files:

• backtests/polymarket_trade_tick_sports_final_period_momentum.py
• backtests/polymarket_trade_tick_sports_vwap_reversion.py

Those runners write one combined summary chart to output/, typically with names like:

• output/polymarket_trade_tick_sports_final_period_momentum_multi_market.html
• output/polymarket_trade_tick_sports_vwap_reversion_multi_market.html