Engine
Follow the path from collecting indicators to reading connections, checking limits and learning.
Collection
In plain words
News arrives every 10 minutes, social data every 15, quotes whenever a market is open, statistics on their release schedule. The engine, not a person, decides which source is late. If core quotes stop for three days, only new buys stop.
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Publication lag
In plain words
A statistic is unknown to everyone until it is published. When the engine learns from the past it uses only what was knowable on each day, so test results cannot look better than live trading.
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Link computation
In plain words
Two things can move together because of a third. Those links are removed. Six methods run separately, and the strength that chance alone could produce (the noise floor) is shown on every correlation screen.
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Hypothesis scoring
In plain words
A link between an indicator and a stock starts as a hypothesis. It passes only if the sign matches and the strength clears the noise floor. Only passing links tilt the allocation, a little.
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Forecast
In plain words
It writes the range the price may be in 5, 10, 20, 40 and 60 days ahead. The probability of a rise is the share of the 150 most similar past cases that went up. How well stated probabilities matched reality is re-measured weekly and shown on screen.
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Stock value
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A value from current earning power (EPV) and a value including growth (DCF) are computed separately, so you see how cheap or expensive the price is against each. Loss-making companies get a reason code, not an invented value.
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Eight gates
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So far 228 strategies were tested and 0 passed all eight. The eighth gate needs three months of live records, so nothing can pass it automatically yet. Lowering the bar would let strategies through; the bar was not lowered.
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Allocation
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One account holds sleeves with different horizons, and each market gets its own budget. The cash to keep is never touched whatever the signal, and what is left is not parked in cash but moved into defensive assets.
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Orders and protection
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A buy over a limit is trimmed, not rejected. Sell orders and stop-losses pass every check. When a large loss appears, the full stop is armed only after a second reading ten minutes later.
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Reconcile and learn
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Every 5 minutes the ledger is matched against the broker. Trades you placed yourself are found and recorded, and a holdings mismatch is reported, never overwritten. Every fill's outcome is kept and the models relearn weekly. Sharing can be switched off, and accounts, amounts and keys cannot leave by construction.
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Security
In plain words
Keys are encrypted and the unlock key lives in the operating system's store. If a program file changes or odd access appears, only new buys stop; selling keeps running.
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Honest limits
Indicators, data and your holdings are free. Try the call screens and orders free for 14 days.