Cómo Crear Un Agente De Trading Con IA Que Opere Solo (Estrategia x10) — Transcript
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- 0:00For this video, I have created a trading
- 0:02bot from scratch using Claude, and as of
- 0:05today, it is automatically generating
- 0:07earnings of 25.80.
- 0:10And well, it's true that you can't do
- 0:13too much with $ 25.80, especially
- 0:15nowadays, but if you multiply 25.80
- 0:20per day by the 30 days in a month,
- 0:22that's 774
- 0:25in profit per month. And then, if you
- 0:28multiply the 774 in monthly profit by
- 0:31the 12 months in a year, it gives you a
- 0:34result of 9,288
- 0:38in annual earnings.
- 0:41And this trading bot created from
- 0:42scratch with artificial intelligence is
- 0:45not just any bot.
- 0:49It is a trading agent that uses AI to
- 0:51analyze the market, detect the best
- 0:53opportunities, discard trades when there
- 0:56is important news, and execute orders
- 0:58and trades completely automatically.
- 1:05In this video, I will show you what a
- 1:07trading agent is, how to create one from
- 1:09scratch with Claude following four steps
- 1:11, how my own trading agent works, and
- 1:13how you can replicate the exact same
- 1:15results, even if you don't know how to
- 1:18program or don't have a profitable
- 1:19trading strategy yet.
- 1:27First, it is important to understand
- 1:29what an AI trading agent is, and I am
- 1:31going to explain it by differentiating
- 1:33it from a chat and a bot. A chat is
- 1:35something you ask something to, and it
- 1:38answers you, just like anyone uses chat
- 1:40with Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever else.
- 1:43Then we have a bot.
- 1:46A bot is a program that always acts
- 1:48automatically when certain specific
- 1:50conditions or criteria are met.
- 1:53And then we have an agent.
- 1:56An agent is an intermediate piece that
- 1:58perceives what is happening, acts with
- 2:00discretion, and does so automatically,
- 2:03without anyone having to tell it
- 2:04anything or explain things to it
- 2:06constantly.
- 2:09And right now, on screen, you are seeing
- 2:11the agent we have created.
- 2:14This agent might seem very complex
- 2:16because it has different parts.
- 2:19It has a results section, it has a part
- 2:21for what the agent itself does, and how
- 2:24it works.
- 2:26And then on the right side, it has some
- 2:28data regarding how and what criteria it
- 2:30follows when making one decision or
- 2:32another.
- 2:35And what we are going to do first,
- 2:37before getting into the subject, is
- 2:39explain what the main parts that make up
- 2:41any agent are, regardless of whether
- 2:43it's mine or the neighbor's agent.
- 2:46The first part is the senses, that is,
- 2:49what it reads.
- 2:51In my case, it's the price, the economic
- 2:53calendar, and the news headlines every 2
- 2:56minutes.
- 2:58Secondly, we have the criteria: fixed
- 3:00rules for what is mechanical, and
- 3:02artificial intelligence for what
- 3:04requires interpretation.
- 3:07For example, this headline that just
- 3:09came out could move the Nasdaq.
- 3:12Is this good or bad for the euro-dollar
- 3:14?
- 3:15And then, in third place, the last part
- 3:17we have is the hands.
- 3:20The hands are the ability to do
- 3:21something without you being present,
- 3:23which in my case is sending or not
- 3:25sending an order to the broker to trade
- 3:27automatically.
- 3:29Before I explain how to create an agent
- 3:31from scratch, I want to make one thing
- 3:33clear.
- 3:35To get here, we had to backtest over 10
- 3:37years of different assets, analyze and
- 3:40review thousands of candles, and test
- 3:42hundreds of combinations, all to reach
- 3:44profitable trading strategies, which, by
- 3:47the way, you will see later on.
- 3:50And not only that, but we also had to
- 3:52create a separate server to store
- 3:54everything so that it operates
- 3:55automatically. And we have also
- 3:57dedicated several weeks to preparing
- 4:00absolutely everything: the strategy part
- 4:02, the agent part, how to explain it
- 4:04simply, and so on. You, obviously, will
- 4:06not have to replicate all of this
- 4:08because I am going to explain it to you
- 4:10here, but.
- 4:14However, if you want to get straight to
- 4:16the point with all the information, if
- 4:18you really want to start using
- 4:20artificial intelligence as a tool that
- 4:22helps you, serves you, empowers you, and
- 4:24improves you, I recommend that on
- 4:26Tuesday, November 17th, at 7:00 PM
- 4:28Madrid time, you join the live session I
- 4:31will be hosting.
- 4:38It will be practical, and I will explain
- 4:40how to set up an ecosystem of AI tools
- 4:42that allows you to make better trading
- 4:44decisions without needing, obviously,
- 4:46any computer science knowledge.
- 4:51I don't know if what I'm going to
- 4:53explain in this video will seem simple,
- 4:55difficult, or impossible to you; but if
- 4:57you want to get, as I said, straight to
- 4:59the point and learn to use artificial
- 5:01intelligence tools professionally,
- 5:03without trials or practice like the one
- 5:05in this video, then simply click the
- 5:07link you will find below in the first
- 5:09pinned comment or the video description
- 5:11, or scan the QR code you see on the
- 5:13screen, and you will be able to register
- 5:15and reserve your spot for the event.
- 5:19Once you leave your information, that is
- 5:21, your email address, we will send you
- 5:23the prompts, the documentation, the good
- 5:26stuff, everything necessary so you
- 5:28arrive as prepared as possible for the
- 5:30live session on Tuesday, November 17th.
- 5:34But anyway, that said, the question here
- 5:37would be, how can you easily create an
- 5:39AI trading agent using Claude?
- 5:42Well, we could summarize it in four
- 5:44simple steps.
- 5:46The first step is the rules. Before
- 5:48creating anything, I write down on a
- 5:50sheet what the agent can and cannot do.
- 5:52In my case, my strategy decides the
- 5:55trades, not the AI. The agent can only
- 5:57say, enter now or not now. It doesn't
- 6:00touch how much to risk, where the stop
- 6:02loss goes, where the take profit goes,
- 6:04etcetera, etcetera. And if it crashes or
- 6:06takes longer than a minute, the trade
- 6:08goes through just as if it didn't exist
- 6:10. The second step is the blueprint.
- 6:12I ask Claude to research how an agent
- 6:14should function in this way, uh, how to
- 6:17know if news moves an asset, what
- 6:19mistakes bots that read news make, and
- 6:21how to prevent the AI from hallucinating
- 6:23.
- 6:25What Claude does is return a very long
- 6:27document that, well, is not the agent
- 6:29yet, it's the blueprint to build it. The
- 6:32third step, obviously, is the
- 6:34construction. I feed Claude Code both
- 6:36the sheet and the blueprint from the
- 6:38first two steps, and I ask it to
- 6:40assemble the pieces one by one.
- 6:43In my case, a piece that reads the news
- 6:45every 2 minutes, another that checks
- 6:47basic rules without AI, and a fast
- 6:49artificial intelligence that answers yes
- 6:52or no questions.
- 6:55A more powerful artificial intelligence
- 6:57for when the fast one is unsure, and
- 6:59finally the connection with the trading
- 7:01software so that before opening any
- 7:03trade, it asks the agent. In this case,
- 7:05it would be the connection to the broker
- 7:07.
- 7:08Here, Claude Code writes the code and I
- 7:10only write the questions and verify that
- 7:12it does what is written on the sheet.
- 7:14Finally, the fourth step is security.
- 7:17What I do is set a daily spending limit
- 7:19.
- 7:20I force it to decide only once per
- 7:22candle and I open a second, identical
- 7:24account without an agent.
- 7:27We will see this later to check at every
- 7:29step if the agent was right and made the
- 7:31correct decision or not.
- 7:34But anyway, how exactly does my agent
- 7:37work, the one that generated these
- 7:39results of 25.80 in daily profits?
- 7:42Well, everything starts from a set of
- 7:44profitable trading strategies, we
- 7:46mentioned this earlier, and this is the
- 7:48foundation of everything, because
- 7:50ultimately, the agent itself doesn't
- 7:52have or store, at least mine doesn't,
- 7:54profitable strategies; I keep those
- 7:56separate, right?
- 7:58In this case, we have 10 strategies
- 8:00running here, and these are the seven
- 8:02strategies that have given entry signals
- 8:04this week.
- 8:07In total, we have six assets: four
- 8:09indices—the Nasdaq with two different
- 8:12strategies, the DAX, the Dow Jones, and
- 8:14the Nikkei—and we have two currency
- 8:17pairs: the euro-dollar and the dollar
- 8:19against the Mexican peso. As for
- 8:22timeframes, we have three timeframes. 30
- 8:24-minute candles, one-hour candles, and 4
- 8:27-hour candles. And we only have two ways
- 8:29to enter. On one hand, there are three
- 8:32strategies that trade on trends. The
- 8:34market already has a direction, so they
- 8:36simply wait for the typical pullback and
- 8:38enter in the direction of the trend.
- 8:42For example, in the case of the DAX
- 8:44strategy, we buy when there is a
- 8:45confirmed uptrend and the stochastic
- 8:47says the price has rested enough.
- 8:50And then we have four strategies that
- 8:52are breakout-based.
- 8:54The typical breakout strategy enters
- 8:56when the price breaks a recent high, but
- 8:58only if volatility supports it so we
- 9:00don't buy into breakouts that go nowhere
- 9:02.
- 9:04In the case of the Nasdaq on the
- 9:06one-hour chart, for example, it buys
- 9:08when it breaks the high of the last 55
- 9:10candles and only when London and New
- 9:12York are open at the same time, which
- 9:14really narrows down the entry point,
- 9:16right?
- 9:19They all have stop-loss and take-profit
- 9:22levels set from the very first minute,
- 9:24and they have all been verified and
- 9:26backtested since 2015.
- 9:29These are strategies that are profitable
- 9:31because they don't hesitate.
- 9:35They are objective, they are, how should
- 9:38we say, algorithmized, and what they
- 9:40have against them is also their positive
- 9:42side: they are automated, but of course
- 9:44, it could give you a buy signal right
- 9:46at the moment news breaks or interest
- 9:48rates are released.
- 9:52Of course, what do you have to do here?
- 9:54Obviously, the logical thing would be
- 9:56not to trade. In the end, what is
- 9:58happening? Well, if a trading strategy
- 10:00gives you an entry signal right when
- 10:02news comes out and your strategy isn't
- 10:05optimized for news, the logical thing is
- 10:07not to enter, right? But if you have
- 10:09strategies that operate automatically,
- 10:11as is the case, it happens because it's
- 10:13not that simple to set conditions, or
- 10:15because you have to be on top of it
- 10:17constantly, saying, "Yes now, no now, no
- 10:19now, yes now." Strategies or a bot as
- 10:21such are not capable of detecting news,
- 10:23and much less are they able, above all,
- 10:25to define if that news affects or
- 10:27doesn't affect and if action should or
- 10:29should not be taken.
- 10:32Well, this is precisely where the agent
- 10:34comes in, and the agent, in the same way
- 10:36it was created through four steps, also
- 10:39has four steps it validates when
- 10:41defining whether or not to execute a
- 10:43strategy. Step number one, we have the
- 10:45rules. The strategy, any of the 10 that
- 10:48exist, says, "I want to enter." And the
- 10:50agent looks at the market situation and
- 10:52how much the account has already lost
- 10:55today, if it has lost anything, so as
- 10:57not to break any money management rule.
- 10:59If the allowed amount has already been
- 11:02lost, it enters no more and asks
- 11:03absolutely nothing, and this is what
- 11:05prevents a catastrophic day. In second
- 11:08place, we have the quick reading. A
- 11:10small AI reads the headlines from the
- 11:12latest zones and answers yes or no.
- 11:15That is to say, if it is safe to enter
- 11:17due to risk, then the fast AI will tell
- 11:20you, "Does this affect the asset you
- 11:22want to execute? Is it good or is it bad
- 11:25?" If it is clear, it decides in half a
- 11:27second. If it hesitates, it passes it
- 11:29directly to the next step. And this is
- 11:31precisely what the strategy as such
- 11:33cannot see, and it is the news that has
- 11:35just come out. Here we enter step number
- 11:37three, and it is the second opinion.
- 11:38This step only enters when the fast AI
- 11:41hesitates. It counts the headlines with
- 11:43votes for or against and looks if the
- 11:45market follows. If there are more
- 11:47against, it stops and notes it down and
- 11:49explains why. This is the finest filter
- 11:51of all, the stops or the operations that
- 11:53it does not execute, which not even a
- 11:55trader with the screen in front of them
- 11:57would be clear about. And then we arrive
- 11:59at step number four. If the agent says
- 12:01enter, the order goes out just the same
- 12:03as without the agent. Same size, same
- 12:05stop, same target, everything just the
- 12:07same. If the agent says, "Not now,"
- 12:09absolutely nothing goes out, but it is
- 12:11noted and followed in the other account
- 12:13to know if it was right or if it was
- 12:15wrong. Think that the agent cannot make
- 12:17you lose more than without the agent,
- 12:19because what the agent is doing is
- 12:21limiting your operations. What it does
- 12:23is, what keeps you from earning more
- 12:24than what you would be earning with the
- 12:26agent itself? But we will see this later
- 12:28on.
- 12:29That said, and before I show you the
- 12:31final results and especially the
- 12:33conclusions, which is the most important
- 12:35part of the video, these types of videos
- 12:38do not aim to help you make $ 30 a day
- 12:40by doing absolutely nothing.
- 12:43Basically because this is a totally
- 12:45impossible goal for a person who isn't
- 12:47even profitable with a specific
- 12:48methodology. In my case, with 12 years
- 12:51of experience, yes, but for someone who
- 12:53is just starting or is not yet
- 12:55profitable, it is not viable.
- 12:59The goal of these videos is for you to
- 13:01learn new concepts and different
- 13:03methodologies, discover ways of doing
- 13:05things you might not have considered,
- 13:07and even be entertained while a
- 13:08professional talks about trading.
- 13:13So first, I recommend that you stay
- 13:15until the end for the conclusions, which
- 13:17is the truly valuable and educational
- 13:19part of all this.
- 13:24And secondly, if you want to take
- 13:26trading seriously, learn to trade
- 13:28profitably, use artificial intelligence
- 13:30to improve your results, and combine
- 13:32your current occupations—whatever they
- 13:34may be—with trading, remember that next
- 13:37Tuesday, November 17th, at 7:00 PM
- 13:39Madrid time, I will be hosting a live
- 13:41session where I will teach you how to
- 13:43create an ecosystem of AI tools to help
- 13:45you with everything I'm mentioning.
- 13:50Because what you're seeing in this video
- 13:53is very good—it's cool, very educational
- 13:55, and even dynamic—but it's just a bot
- 13:58that uses artificial intelligence to
- 14:00perform one or two very specific tasks.
- 14:03However, if you want to—because you're
- 14:05seeing that AI is gaining a lot of
- 14:07weight in the world, for example—and you
- 14:09want to learn to use it and boost your
- 14:11day-to-day trading, what you need to do
- 14:13is create an ecosystem of solid tools
- 14:15that will support you in the long term
- 14:17and are scalable.
- 14:19That is why, during the live session, I
- 14:21will provide you with a technical
- 14:23analysis agent that will help you better
- 14:25predict market movements.
- 14:28A fundamental analysis agent that will
- 14:30check every morning if there is any news
- 14:32that could affect the price of the
- 14:33assets you usually trade.
- 14:36A risk management agent that will help
- 14:38you calculate your position sizing so
- 14:40you know exactly how much you should
- 14:42risk on each one.
- 14:44And finally, a tool that will allow you
- 14:46to analyze your trading history to
- 14:48detect the patterns that are currently
- 14:50making you lose money without you
- 14:51knowing it.
- 14:53The class will be live because I want
- 14:55you to be able to ask me absolutely
- 14:57anything you want, and afterward, it
- 14:59will be completely deleted.
- 15:01So if you want to reserve your spot and
- 15:04sign up, check the first pinned comment
- 15:06below and the video description, or scan
- 15:08the QR code you see on screen; just
- 15:10register, leave your email, receive all
- 15:12the materials, arrive prepared, and
- 15:14you'll leave the class like a brand new
- 15:16person.
- 15:17Now I'm going to share all the results
- 15:19from this agent with you, and as I
- 15:21mentioned before, I'll refresh your
- 15:23memory in case you missed it: I’ve
- 15:25tested these strategies in two
- 15:27directions.
- 15:28Direction number one is with the agent,
- 15:30to see the results of operating for a
- 15:32week with an agent, and direction number
- 15:34two is without the agent—that is, as if
- 15:37the strategy operated automatically
- 15:39without any news filters, economic
- 15:41calendar, or absolutely anything else.
- 15:43So let’s look at the results and, above
- 15:46all, discuss the conclusion afterwards.
- 15:48Here we have the screen showing
- 15:50everything this agent encompasses, in a
- 15:53100%summarized way.
- 15:55This is simply the visual part that
- 15:57anyone can review. Then it has a backend
- 15:59with all the information, infrastructure
- 16:02, and so on. But anyway, what do we have
- 16:04here?
- 16:05On the right side, for example, what we
- 16:07can see is the news section.
- 16:10And this is what the agent actually
- 16:12reads.
- 16:13If we click to expand, we can see
- 16:15different headlines and news groups,
- 16:17right?
- 16:19For example, here we have a news item
- 16:22referring to the Dow Jones, and here we
- 16:24have different "satellites," so to speak
- 16:26, that influence this news in some way,
- 16:29and so on with everything.
- 16:35Here we have news referring to the
- 16:37German index, and here we have different
- 16:39satellites that somehow affected it and
- 16:41caused some strategies to execute
- 16:43because the news was good, while others
- 16:45were halted.
- 16:50And this is a bit of all the information
- 16:52the agent is constantly reading as such
- 16:54.
- 16:56If we click back, we can see a clock.
- 16:59In this clock, we can verify that it
- 17:02stops the most executions between 1 and
- 17:044 in the morning.
- 17:06Six of the 21 trades it has halted were
- 17:08during this time.
- 17:10Here we see the agent's 44 decisions,
- 17:13which we will look at in a bit more
- 17:15detail at the top.
- 17:16Then we have how the agent itself works
- 17:18.
- 17:19And finally, we get into the results.
- 17:23Look, with the agent, the gains would be
- 17:26$ 1.
- 17:28Without the agent, the gains would be $
- 17:31204.
- 17:33This counts closed trades and floating
- 17:35trades, meaning trades that are still
- 17:37open as of today.
- 17:39Okay? The point is, let's not draw
- 17:41conclusions too quickly.
- 17:44Notice that what I've done, beyond just
- 17:46calculating profitability with and
- 17:48without an agent, is to apply this to
- 17:51funded accounts, in this case FTMO, just
- 17:53to choose any quick funding company for
- 17:56$ 10,000.
- 18:00Notice that, for now, we would have 129
- 18:03out of 1,000 to pass phase one here, and
- 18:06without an agent, we would have 204 out
- 18:09of 1,000.
- 18:11That is to say, here we would be at more
- 18:14than 1%of the 10%needed, and here we
- 18:16would be at more than 2%.
- 18:19The risk, both with an agent and without
- 18:22an agent, mind you, is 0.05%per trade.
- 18:26And this has yielded results, for
- 18:28example, on the side with the agent, of
- 18:31129 out of 1,000 for phase one. But of
- 18:34course, with 0.05%risk per trade, we
- 18:37would have already exceeded 1.29%
- 18:42of this 10%phase that needs to be
- 18:44achieved. The point is that if we had
- 18:46risked, for example, 1%, we would have
- 18:49to multiply by 20. 0.05%*20 is 1%.
- 18:54In other words, we would have to
- 18:56multiply the results by 20, and in a
- 18:58single week, we would have easily passed
- 19:00both phase one and phase two. I mean,
- 19:02this is just to provide a bit of context
- 19:05.
- 19:05Let's go to this part here where we
- 19:07compare the results.
- 19:09If we zoom in a little and focus only on
- 19:11this part here, what do we see?
- 19:14We see without an agent, which is on the
- 19:17left, and with an agent.
- 19:19The result without an agent is higher,
- 19:22204. And with an agent, it is lower, $
- 19:25129. And here, at first glance, we could
- 19:27say, "Okay, so trading with an agent is
- 19:30worse." Well, the answer is no, which we
- 19:31will especially see in the conclusions.
- 19:33The worst day, notice that without an
- 19:36agent, it is 4.45
- 19:38and with an agent, it is only $ 3.35.
- 19:42We can see the maximum drawdown here in
- 19:45closed trades.
- 19:46In the case without an agent, it's 4.29
- 19:49, and in the case with an agent, it's
- 19:521.32. The drawdown from peak profit, in
- 19:55this case, is 126, and in this case, it
- 19:59is 55.39.
- 20:02And total trades without an agent are 45
- 20:04, and with an agent, there are 23 trades
- 20:07.
- 20:08As I say, we must keep in mind that
- 20:10certain trades have been closed at a
- 20:12loss and that there are other floating
- 20:14trades still open that are providing
- 20:16these profits.
- 20:17We would have to wait 100%until all of
- 20:20this is closed. But anyway, the point is
- 20:22, understanding everything we've seen,
- 20:24let's talk about the tangible
- 20:26conclusions we can apply that can be
- 20:28useful to us.
- 20:30First of all, one week of trading is
- 20:32absolutely insufficient to see if
- 20:34something works or not.
- 20:36It is true that these trading strategies
- 20:38work because I have tested them, I've
- 20:40mentioned it before, I use them in
- 20:42different accounts, funded accounts,
- 20:44well, in different situations and they
- 20:47obviously work. The point is that this
- 20:49whole thing about with an agent, without
- 20:51an agent, or backtesting a set of
- 20:52strategies for just one single week,
- 20:54well, it doesn't work, it's not enough.
- 20:56I'll leave this as a takeaway for any
- 20:58video, any person, or any situation. The
- 21:01thing is that, as I mentioned, the goal
- 21:03wasn't to win or not to win. If the
- 21:05video had gone wrong in the sense that I
- 21:07had lost money, I would have shown it
- 21:09anyway, because that's not the goal. The
- 21:11goals are different. Right off the bat,
- 21:13I want to be clear based on the goals
- 21:14that this might seem easy, it might seem
- 21:16like, hey, I'll set up an agent, I'll
- 21:18put this in, I'll create this here,
- 21:20create that there, input some strategies
- 21:22, whatever, but it's not easy, it's
- 21:23really complex.
- 21:25Whoever tries to sell you this as easy
- 21:27is simply trying to sell you something
- 21:29more than just a methodology or a way of
- 21:32doing things.
- 21:34This is not easy; it requires
- 21:36information, knowledge, dedication,
- 21:38trial and error, and a lot of time and
- 21:41money invested. At first glance, in
- 21:43terms of numbers, we saw that the agent
- 21:45earns less and therefore the agent might
- 21:47be worse. But the reality is that by
- 21:50analyzing the background of the final
- 21:52numbers, the agent protects you more.
- 21:54That is to say, this has probably been a
- 21:56week in which the trades went well,
- 21:58that's why they were winning, especially
- 22:00considering the closed trades plus the
- 22:02floating ones.
- 22:04The point is that, if we entered a
- 22:06period of drawdown, meaning losing,
- 22:08losing, losing, losing, the agent would
- 22:11lose less because it protects you much
- 22:13more and, possibly, depending on how
- 22:15that drawdown went, then in the
- 22:17subsequent recovery the agent would stay
- 22:19ahead of the non-agent, because the loss
- 22:21or the drop would have been so large
- 22:23that it would take the non-agent much
- 22:25more effort or much more time to recover
- 22:28and get ahead of the agent.
- 22:31As numerical information as well, having
- 22:33the whole agent verifying, reviewing,
- 22:36and checking has cost me 1.89.
- 22:39For the whole week.
- 22:41I mean, I think it's a fairly low and
- 22:43affordable price to have a tool that is
- 22:45checking and verifying.
- 22:47Of course, here you'd have to run some
- 22:49numbers, right?
- 22:51If in positive weeks you have a $ 7
- 22:53deficit compared to others, you'd have
- 22:56to see if in negative weeks, paying that
- 22:59price of $ 1.89 while being more
- 23:01protected actually pays off, but those
- 23:03are longer-term numbers.
- 23:06Another important point is that these
- 23:08types of practices or ways of trading
- 23:10are not the solution to anyone's
- 23:12problems.
- 23:13If you aren't profitable trading on your
- 23:15own, I assure you that you won't just
- 23:17come here, set up your agents, tools,
- 23:19and cloud strategies, and start making
- 23:22money.
- 23:23That’s not how it works. Like everything
- 23:25else, it requires a process. Maybe
- 23:27you're better at this process. That
- 23:28could be, but this is not the solution
- 23:30to absolutely anything. And finally,
- 23:32artificial intelligence isn't here to
- 23:34replace you; it's here to help you, to
- 23:36empower you, to automate things, to make
- 23:38you more efficient, so you can focus on
- 23:41what you really need to do. In this case
- 23:43, I gave you an example of an agent that
- 23:45checks and reviews news so you don't
- 23:47have to, but there are plenty of other
- 23:49tools.
- 23:50That’s why I’m mentioning the live
- 23:52session on Tuesday, November 17th, at
- 23:547:00 PM Madrid time.
- 23:56If you’re interested in seeing what I do
- 23:58and how I do it to see if you can add
- 24:00something to your daily routine, your
- 24:02trading plan, or your way of operating,
- 24:05just register below in the first pinned
- 24:07comment, the video description, or scan
- 24:09the QR code and we’ll see each other
- 24:11that Tuesday, November 17th. I’ll leave
- 24:13this video right here. I hope you liked
- 24:15it and that it was useful, which is what
- 24:17matters. If so, hit the like button,
- 24:19subscribe, share it with friends and
- 24:21family, and I’ll see you in the next
- 24:23video.
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