👉 Quadding is a technique used in the field of economics and finance to analyze financial markets by creating two or more sets of data, one representing the current market conditions and the other representing historical data. This allows for an analysis that can be compared across time periods, providing insight into how market conditions have changed over time. In the context of quadding, a set of historical data is referred to as "historical data" while a set of current market conditions is referred to as "current market conditions
