Evidence-backed discovery
New names pass exchange, price, liquidity, momentum, and relative-strength checks.
A language model writes its own market research, discovers stocks, and decides when to buy, sell, or wait—with every decision explained and recorded.
Clear constraints keep the agent focused on durable evidence instead of short-term noise.
New names pass exchange, price, liquidity, momentum, and relative-strength checks.
Discovered names are watched first and must earn a place before they earn capital.
Monthly planning, weekly review, and hourly patience work together.
Released cash can fund the next stronger opportunity; ownership is always checked.
One green hour is not enough. Leadership must persist across the week and month.
Research, rationale, amount, and account fill stay reviewable in the dashboard.
A deliberate workflow built to separate signal from noise.
Searches for liquid US common stocks with momentum and strength versus the Nasdaq-100.
Monthly theses set the direction; weekly reviews test each view against evidence.
Buy, sell, or hold with a symbol, dollar amount, and reason grounded in the plan.
Orders fill at the quoted price; equity is cash plus the marked value of shares held.
Profit is the change in account value: cash plus the current value of shares still held. Gains are marked while positions are open and realized when sold.
Automation does not mean a black box.
Read the research and rationale behind each action.
Plans set boundaries before hourly checks can act.
Cash rules, position limits, and ownership checks guide execution.
A clear view of what the agent does—and what it does not do.
It starts with a fixed list of liquid names, then searches for additional US common stocks. Candidates must pass exchange, price, liquidity, momentum, and Nasdaq-100 relative-strength checks.
The displayed combined desk currently represents paper or simulated trading. Orders are filled at quoted prices inside the account simulation.
Account equity equals cash plus the current marked value of shares held. Open gains are unrealized; gains become realized when a position is sold.
Yes. The dashboard records the action, dollar amount, research, strategy rationale, and account fill for review.
Market prices can fall, research can be wrong, and simulated results may not reflect live execution. Automation does not remove investment risk.
Review the latest research, positions, fills, signals, and equity curve in the dashboard.
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