I Re-Built A Quant Trading Strategy With Fable 5 — Transcript
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- 0:00I've realized something about trading,
- 0:01and it's that there's a monumental gap
- 0:03between how the average person does day
- 0:05trading and a hedge fund does day
- 0:07trading. Cuz I'm going to share
- 0:08something with you that absolutely
- 0:10shattered my view of how trading works.
- 0:12The guys that are doing the trades at
- 0:14that top level are called quants, and
- 0:16they're not using trend lines and
- 0:18indicators to make their trades. You
- 0:20might be thinking, well, how on earth do
- 0:21they do it then? Well, that's exactly
- 0:23what I'm going to show you in today's
- 0:24video. Now, there's a guy on Twitter
- 0:26called Roan. He is a quant and has made
- 0:28tons of money doing so. He's essentially
- 0:30just revealed all the secrets, all the
- 0:32nuances of what quants do that's very
- 0:34different to the average trader. I went
- 0:36through all of his work on what's called
- 0:38the hedge fund method, and I've
- 0:39condensed it all into a single video
- 0:41that you're watching today. Now, you may
- 0:42have seen a video I did a few weeks ago
- 0:45on this exact same topic, but this is
- 0:47AI, and surprise, surprise, something
- 0:49has changed. I did the whole thing
- 0:50previously on Opus 4.7, but just the
- 0:53other day Fable 5 came out, which is a
- 0:55brand new model that they even delayed
- 0:57the release of because it was so
- 0:59powerful and people could quite easily
- 1:01use it for malicious things. I had Fable
- 1:045 analyze everything, and it made a
- 1:06series of very important tweaks and
- 1:08improvements that I want to give you in
- 1:10today's video. In this video, I'm going
- 1:11to give you three things. Number one,
- 1:13I'm going to explain very thoroughly,
- 1:15but very simply, what the hedge fund
- 1:16method is and all the concepts therein.
- 1:18Number two, I'm going to show you where
- 1:20Fable 5 has spotted some mistakes and
- 1:22made some improvements. And finally, I'm
- 1:24going to give you a single copy and
- 1:25paste prompt that you can put into your
- 1:27Claude or any LLM. It will connect to
- 1:29your TradingView and install all of the
- 1:31hedge fund concepts that I'm about to
- 1:32talk about into your screen on
- 1:34TradingView right in front of you. It is
- 1:36magic to watch. It will also remember
- 1:38all those concepts and save them as
- 1:39skills, so that any trading strategy
- 1:41that you try to implement in the future
- 1:43will come pre-installed with everything
- 1:45in the hedge fund method. Everything can
- 1:46be found completely for free in the link
- 1:48in the top line of the description or in
- 1:50the top pinned comment. So, right after
- 1:53you subscribe,
- 1:54let's get into it.
- 1:58And the first concept is what's called
- 2:00states. The hedge funds and quants are
- 2:03looking at the current state of the
- 2:05market. And the more important element
- 2:07of that is that they're trying to
- 2:08quantify the current state of the
- 2:09market. What actually is, if we put a
- 2:11number to it, you know, how bullish is
- 2:13it? How bearish is it? How stagnant is
- 2:15it? We're looking for those kind of
- 2:16three metrics. So, if we make the
- 2:18parallels to like the weather, for
- 2:19example, a retail trader, a retail
- 2:22person reading the weather,
- 2:24I guess a retail meteorologist, they
- 2:26might go outside and go, "Oh, it's
- 2:27really windy today." And kind of lick
- 2:28their finger and put it up to the sky.
- 2:30That's what retail trading is,
- 2:32basically. A quant, or a proper
- 2:34meteorologist, they're going out there
- 2:36and they're measuring the wind. They're
- 2:38measuring the humidity and the pressure
- 2:40movements and stuff. They're actually
- 2:42getting numerical values to determine
- 2:44how windy is it? How much humidity is
- 2:46there? So, in the question of, "What's
- 2:48the weather like?" the retail would say,
- 2:50"Nah, it's all right." But, the quant
- 2:51would say, "Well, it's all of these
- 2:53markers." Like, we've got all these
- 2:54numbers to represent the current
- 2:56situation of the weather. And that
- 2:57brings us very simply into concept
- 2:59number two, which is the actual state.
- 3:01What is the state right now? So, they
- 3:02use that information about the weather
- 3:04to determine, okay, how do we actually
- 3:06classify today's weather? Is it good? Is
- 3:08it okay? Is it bad? And so, how they do
- 3:10that in the hedge fund method is that
- 3:12they look back over the last 20 days of
- 3:14price history. And if the price history
- 3:16over the last 20 days has gone up more
- 3:18than 5%, then it's actually classified
- 3:20as we're in a bull state right now. If
- 3:22the price has been anywhere between -5
- 3:25and +5, that's what the hedge funds
- 3:27would call sideways. And anything below
- 3:295% loss in those 20 days would be
- 3:32classified as a bear state. Again,
- 3:34putting numerical values and then
- 3:36assigning a label to those numerical
- 3:38values so that we can be better
- 3:39informed. But, there are actually 10 of
- 3:41these different concepts that we're
- 3:42going to apply today. So, let's move on
- 3:44to number three. And concept three is
- 3:46the thing that I really think got people
- 3:48to share this video around last time,
- 3:50and it kind of went semi-viral with a
- 3:51quarter of a million views on that video
- 3:53that was published just a few weeks ago.
- 3:55And it's this whole concept of the
- 3:56Markov property. So, in a single
- 3:58sentence, it is that where the market
- 4:00goes is entirely dependent on the state
- 4:03today. Not about what's happened in the
- 4:05past. There's no amount of movement in
- 4:07the past that the price is going to
- 4:08dictate what's going to happen from now.
- 4:10That's why people say that the past ends
- 4:12up rhyming in the future. It's because
- 4:14it's not 100% accurate, right? It rhymes
- 4:16sometimes, but it's not entirely
- 4:18perfect. What the quants have realized
- 4:20is that if we determine what the state
- 4:21is right now, that has a better
- 4:23indicator for what will happen tomorrow.
- 4:25This is the Markov property. Just to
- 4:27visualize that in your mind, we could
- 4:28have a journey that we're taking from
- 4:30Little Rock, Arkansas, all the way up to
- 4:32New York City. The path that we have to
- 4:34take to go from Little Rock, Arkansas,
- 4:37to New York City is very specific based
- 4:39on where we start. It's no good giving
- 4:41me directions from Grand Rapids,
- 4:43Michigan, to get to New York City if I'm
- 4:45in Little Rock, right? It makes no
- 4:47difference. It makes all the difference
- 4:49where I am currently. So, today's state,
- 4:52the label that we've given today based
- 4:54on the last 20 days, is the biggest
- 4:56indicator for where the price is going
- 4:57to go. And there's a reason for that,
- 4:59too, which we'll get into later. For
- 5:01concept four, the hedge funds will go
- 5:03back in time and look at every single
- 5:05moment where the state of the current
- 5:07day transitioned into a different state.
- 5:10So, they'll look at all the occasions
- 5:11where the bull state moved into a
- 5:13sideways state, when a bull state went
- 5:15into a bear state, when a bear state
- 5:17went into a sideways state. Every
- 5:19combination. There's actually nine
- 5:20combinations of what can happen. And
- 5:22they count up all of the occasions that
- 5:24did those different things. And they And
- 5:25they tally them up, essentially. Once
- 5:27they have tallied all of that
- 5:28information together, they can actually
- 5:29come up with percentages in terms of the
- 5:32likelihood of the state in the next
- 5:34transition. It's almost like saying, if
- 5:36it's raining today, it's likely to rain
- 5:38tomorrow. But there's also a chance that
- 5:40it's sunny tomorrow. And so, based on
- 5:41all the history of the transition
- 5:43moments, we can know, based on a a
- 5:45how likely it is that it's going to be
- 5:47sunny tomorrow if it's raining today, or
- 5:49how much how likely it is to rain
- 5:51tomorrow if it's raining today. And
- 5:52there is a correlation between what
- 5:54happens today and what happens tomorrow.
- 5:56And that brings us on to concept five,
- 5:58which is called stickiness. We've all
- 5:59heard the term the trend is your friend,
- 6:01and this actually comes down to a
- 6:03mathematical principle rather than just
- 6:05a catchy phrase. You may not know this,
- 6:07but a bull state, if we classify right
- 6:09now as a bull state, it's far more
- 6:10likely for the following day to also be
- 6:13a bull state. The same goes for a bear
- 6:16state. If you're in a bear state, it's
- 6:17the highest likelihood outcome of the
- 6:19next day is going to be another bear
- 6:20state, which is why you want to stick
- 6:22with the trend for the most part. This
- 6:24is mathematically why. So, what you find
- 6:26is is that bull states are sticky states
- 6:28and bear states are also sticky states.
- 6:31And it's that stickiness that allows the
- 6:33trend to continue. Now, in the previous
- 6:35video when Opus 4.7 kind of analyzed the
- 6:37stickiness scores for the different
- 6:39states, the numbers all seemed a little
- 6:41bit too high. And so, when Fable 5 went
- 6:43through this, it flagged some of those
- 6:45issues and recalculated. And the failure
- 6:47that it revealed is incredible to kind
- 6:50of see be figured out. The concept is,
- 6:52if you weigh yourself every single day,
- 6:54you're going to deduce that your weight
- 6:56is very consistent. So, if you weigh 200
- 6:59lb and you weigh yourself the next day
- 7:00and you're 199, the next day you're 198,
- 7:03the next day you're 197, just looking at
- 7:06those days, you would be you would
- 7:07think, "Okay, my my weight is relatively
- 7:09stable." Obviously, there's a trend
- 7:10there, but it's stable. It's not going
- 7:12from 200 to like 190 at the next day.
- 7:15It's not volatile like that. But and
- 7:17looking at it in that way on that
- 7:18granular detail, you you tend to think
- 7:20trends are a certain way when they
- 7:22actually aren't. And so, when we look at
- 7:24the last 20 days, if we go back to the
- 7:27previous day and look at its previous 20
- 7:29days, we're only looking at a day
- 7:31difference. And that's not great for
- 7:32predicting the outcomes of the following
- 7:35days. So, Fable 5 caught this and we've
- 7:37obviously added these improvements into
- 7:39the prompt that that going to give you
- 7:40at the end. By the way, I'm going to
- 7:42demo that for you as well. We're going
- 7:43to go through the whole process
- 7:44together. Instead, what it now does is
- 7:46it waits until there is no overlap. So,
- 7:49if we have this date and then the 20
- 7:51days previous, well, 20 more days will
- 7:53need to take place and then it will look
- 7:55at the 20 days previous and then see how
- 7:57sticky the outcomes are. That reduced
- 7:59all the numbers in the stickiness
- 8:00calculation and gave us a far more
- 8:02accurate view of what hedge funds would
- 8:04actually be looking at. That brings us
- 8:05into concept number six, which is
- 8:07actually the signal to make a trade.
- 8:09>> I've seen this pattern across all
- 8:11quantitative models and hedge fund
- 8:13models is that they do very complex
- 8:16stuff, but then when it comes to
- 8:17decision time, it's really narrowed down
- 8:20and made very simple to execute on. So,
- 8:22how they calculate it is they look at
- 8:23the percentage of the likelihood of the
- 8:26bull state continuing the next day. They
- 8:28also do the same for the bear state and
- 8:29they subtract the bear state from the
- 8:31bull state. If the number is positive,
- 8:33then that gives you a positive outcome
- 8:35on the following day. The highest
- 8:37likelihood is that it's going to be a
- 8:38bull state. Like, let's say if you have
- 8:4080% chance of it being bull and then
- 8:42there's 10% chance of it being bear,
- 8:44well, then overall the signal is a 70%
- 8:47likelihood of a bear state being
- 8:49revealed tomorrow, meaning you can place
- 8:50a trade.
- 8:51Now, 70% as a number is a huge number,
- 8:54meaning there's a huge amount of
- 8:55confidence that it will be a bull state
- 8:57tomorrow. Now, what the hedge funds are
- 8:58doing here is saying, "Okay, from 0 to
- 9:01100, there is a scale here. If we're
- 9:04going to If we're going to be placing a
- 9:05long, if we're bullish, if we believe
- 9:07the price is going to be If we believe
- 9:09the market's going to move in the
- 9:11upwards direction tomorrow based on the
- 9:12percentages, well, again, it's not just
- 9:14about Yes, let's go in or let's not go
- 9:17in. It's to what degree are we going
- 9:19in?" For example, if it's a 70%
- 9:21confidence, then you're going to
- 9:22allocate more of your funds into that
- 9:23cuz it's a higher confidence bet. And if
- 9:25it's a 1% confidence, you're going to do
- 9:27the appropriate amount of trading on
- 9:29that day, right? You can have a lower
- 9:31amount that you're going to trade. And
- 9:32it goes both ways. If the bullish
- 9:34outcome or it's going to be a bullish
- 9:35state tomorrow percentage is 20% and the
- 9:38likelihood of tomorrow being a bear
- 9:40state is 50% then it's a 30% likelihood
- 9:43that it's going to be a bear state
- 9:44tomorrow. And so if you're playing the
- 9:46game of shorting like betting on the
- 9:48market going down, then that's your
- 9:50signal to do so and then you can wait it
- 9:52according to the confidence. Now it's up
- 9:53to you to determine how the scale works
- 9:56in terms of how much you allocate based
- 9:57on certain confidence levels, but this
- 9:59is all stuff you can install when you
- 10:01copy and paste this into Claude, you can
- 10:02give it your strategy and all. Use these
- 10:04concepts to feed your strategy. Now
- 10:06concept seven is about looking further
- 10:08ahead cuz it's not just about tomorrow,
- 10:10right? We're not just gambling on what's
- 10:12tomorrow. There's also percentage
- 10:14likelihoods of there being a bull state
- 10:16or a bear state that's higher or lower
- 10:17than where you are currently in let's
- 10:19say 10 days, right? We might want to
- 10:21look further ahead. Well, the hedge
- 10:23funds use a very special piece of maths
- 10:25here. It's called multiplying by itself.
- 10:28It's so simple. So if I want to
- 10:30calculate the likelihood of the outcome
- 10:32in two days time, I'm I'm going to take
- 10:34that percentage likelihood that we've
- 10:36used for the you know, the subtraction,
- 10:38the bull state to the bear state
- 10:40subtraction. I'm going to take that as a
- 10:42decimal place. So let's say I've got a
- 10:4360% likelihood that it's going to be a
- 10:45bull state tomorrow. Well, that's 0.6,
- 10:48right? As a decimal. All we have to do
- 10:49is times 0.6 by 0.6 and whatever number
- 10:52we're left with, that is the percentage
- 10:54that we're
- 10:56of likelihood that it's going to be a
- 10:57bull state the following day on that
- 10:59second day. If we want to do it three
- 11:01days ahead, we just cube it by itself
- 11:03and so on and so forth and you call that
- 11:05you know, to the power of 28 if you want
- 11:07to do 28 days later. At a certain point
- 11:09though, projecting that far ahead
- 11:11becomes useless because the numbers get
- 11:13so small that there's no meaningful
- 11:15reason to actually make any trades that
- 11:17far ahead. There are other hedge fund
- 11:18and quantitative measures that they take
- 11:20that they take to calculate that far
- 11:22ahead, but they're really looking at the
- 11:24few days ahead of them because they have
- 11:26the highest percentage likelihood of the
- 11:28outcome taking place. It's really a lot
- 11:29and I hope I'm explaining it well. Now
- 11:31concept eight is something called
- 11:33walking forward. And I had Fable 5 look
- 11:35through this section and it picked up
- 11:37something incredible from what Opus 4.7
- 11:40did and made a drastic improvement. And
- 11:41before I show you the results of what it
- 11:43kind of came up with, I want to explain
- 11:45the concept here about walking forward.
- 11:47Walking forward relates to backtesting.
- 11:49Now, the big problem with backtesting,
- 11:51this is where you're looking at a
- 11:52strategy now and you're seeing how it
- 11:54performed in the past, the big problem
- 11:56is is that when you're backtesting from
- 11:58your current date from right now, all of
- 12:00the data to that point has learned from
- 12:03events ahead of where your backtesting
- 12:06will go to. This is a really tough
- 12:08concept to explain. If I'm going to
- 12:09backtest and I'm going to learn of
- 12:11specific movements that happened in the
- 12:13past, none of this information is
- 12:15actually useful to me. Because if you
- 12:17think the training data on the strategy
- 12:19for that backtest is taking all of the
- 12:21price movement from the entire history
- 12:23of that asset and applying the strategy
- 12:24with that knowledge. But if you're
- 12:26looking at a pattern way in the past as
- 12:28an indicator, how could that event that
- 12:30happened way in the past be informed by
- 12:33future events taking place, the same
- 12:35future events that have informed your
- 12:37strategy in the first place? It's almost
- 12:39like taking an exam after you've already
- 12:41seen the answer sheet. So, I started to
- 12:42test it and made it so that in any
- 12:45backtesting, the agent is only able to
- 12:47see the data that happened before it. It
- 12:50never allows looking to the future. So,
- 12:53in the previous version, you kind of
- 12:54backtested the S&P 500 and the old
- 12:56version of this prompt showed that the
- 12:58500 actually lost money over a long
- 13:01period of time. I think the time was 30
- 13:03years. But with this change that Fable 5
- 13:05offered, it did in fact show that the
- 13:07S&P 500 was profitable, which is the
- 13:09reality. When I played the same thing to
- 13:12Bitcoin, it didn't just show a 23x
- 13:14growth over time, it showed nearly a 60x
- 13:16growth over time. But it's not just
- 13:18about the upside, it also rides the
- 13:20negative price movement even harder as
- 13:22well. So, backtests when you do them
- 13:24will always flatter the outcome. And so,
- 13:27we avoid that issue in the copy and
- 13:29paste prompt that I've given you that
- 13:30you can take from this video. Now,
- 13:32concept number nine is an interesting
- 13:33one. It's called the hidden Markov
- 13:35method. If you remember earlier on, I
- 13:37can't remember which one it was, concept
- 13:38number three was the Markov method.
- 13:40We're actually now going to do something
- 13:41called the hidden Markov method. And do
- 13:43you remember how we determined earlier,
- 13:45just we just kind of said it, that
- 13:46anything over 5% equals a bull state,
- 13:49anything under -5% equals a bear state,
- 13:52and anything in between equals a
- 13:53sideways state. Well, those numbers were
- 13:55just made up. Anyone could make their
- 13:56own numbers. Anyone could make their own
- 13:58kind of uh boundary of where those
- 14:00numbers are. You could say that -1% over
- 14:0220 days is a bear state. You could also
- 14:05say +1% is a bull state. And that's just
- 14:08weird because then it becomes like this,
- 14:10okay, we just made up this number to
- 14:12make these really big decisions. And of
- 14:13course, hedge funds aren't going to
- 14:15settle for that, right? There's a level
- 14:16of movement that happens. They're going
- 14:18to move those boundaries to get the best
- 14:20performance. But you can't just make it
- 14:22up. You can't just make up a number.
- 14:23It's a bit like a babysitter walking
- 14:25into a house full of kids that they
- 14:27don't know yet. At first, the babysitter
- 14:28knows nothing about these children. But
- 14:30after a few days of watching, you'll see
- 14:33the kid that's loud, the kid that's
- 14:34unnecessarily aggressive, you'll see the
- 14:36one that cries all the time. And that's
- 14:37what the hidden Markov method is doing.
- 14:40It's removed all the labels that we've
- 14:41applied to it from the past, and it's
- 14:43doing its own view of all the price
- 14:45history and assigning labels based on
- 14:47purely what it's observing, without any
- 14:49rules applied, without saying, you know,
- 14:52-5% +5%, you know, it's not it hasn't
- 14:54got any of that context. It's just
- 14:56looking at the chart for what it is. So,
- 14:58when you've got the Markov method
- 15:00applied, where you've actually got these
- 15:01boundaries defined, and you combine the
- 15:04hidden Markov method, where there's no
- 15:05definition, at some point there will be
- 15:07an overlap. And when they do overlap,
- 15:10that means you're looking at a
- 15:11subjective confirmation and an objective
- 15:14confirmation. And this is the type of
- 15:15information that signals a buy or a
- 15:17sell. And now, concept 10 is the concept
- 15:19of actually doing this thing. We're
- 15:21going to take the one-shot prompt, we're
- 15:22going to copy it and paste it in. I'm
- 15:23going to demo the whole thing, and
- 15:25you're going to see the creation of a
- 15:26Pine Script that will go automatically
- 15:29onto your TradingView chart, apply this
- 15:32hedge fund method, the Markov methods,
- 15:34everything onto your chart so you can
- 15:36see it, and it will give you one clear,
- 15:38concise decision about what you should
- 15:39be trading today. It will apply to any
- 15:42chart, any asset, any time frame, and
- 15:44all of it for free. So, all you have to
- 15:46do is click the link in the top line of
- 15:48the description or the link in the top
- 15:50pinned comment. Come over to 01 Systems.
- 15:52You're going to click Classroom at the
- 15:54top. We're going to come down to YouTube
- 15:56Prompts. We've got loads of courses in
- 15:57here and stuff. And you've got this, I
- 15:59recreated a quant trading strategy with
- 16:02Fable 5. All you have to do, triple
- 16:04click in here, click copy, and we're
- 16:05going to come over to our Claude, and
- 16:07we're just going to paste this in. It's
- 16:08going to do a whole bunch of things.
- 16:09What I would say is that it's best to
- 16:11put bypass permissions on because then
- 16:13it doesn't ask you loads and loads of
- 16:15questions. But when we click enter here,
- 16:17um it's going to do all the work for us.
- 16:20Um you will have to have the TradingView
- 16:23desktop app already ready. But if you
- 16:26don't have it ready, go out and do that
- 16:28now. You can just go to TradingView and
- 16:29just download it. This can be set up
- 16:31with the free account on TradingView as
- 16:33well. It will go through a whole series
- 16:36of steps here. One of those steps that
- 16:38it will go through is it will actually
- 16:40try to install um
- 16:43a connection between your Claude and
- 16:45TradingView. That will enable you to be
- 16:47able to just talk to your Claude and
- 16:49have things happen on the TradingView
- 16:50chart. It can also add Pine Scripts, it
- 16:52can do backtesting, all kinds of stuff.
- 16:54You're interacting with it on Claude,
- 16:56not on TradingView. So, it's just said
- 16:58here is about 2 minutes setup. Here's
- 17:00what we're going to need. We're going to
- 17:01install a reusable skill called the
- 17:03Markov 2 hedge fund method that you can
- 17:05later point any ticker or strategy. So,
- 17:07if I have a the Bitcoin chart or the
- 17:09Ethereum chart or the Tesla chart, I can
- 17:12say, "Hey, use the Markov 2 hedge fund
- 17:14model for this, please." Um and it will
- 17:15just do it, right? It will just apply it
- 17:17to the chart and give you a a
- 17:18run-through. You I remember also, you
- 17:20can just set this up to send you an
- 17:21email as well to say, "Hey, this is what
- 17:23we found using this hedge fund Markov
- 17:26method, whatever." It send you an email
- 17:28to tell you what you need to do. Or, you
- 17:29can even connect it to make the trades
- 17:31for you, which we made a video on a
- 17:32little while ago. So, number two, it's
- 17:34going to score market regimes. So, it's
- 17:35going to score all the bull, the bear,
- 17:37the sideways via tran- via a transition
- 17:40matrix and stickiness score and will
- 17:41emit a directional signal to tell us
- 17:44what is the signal that we're having,
- 17:45how strong is the direction that we're
- 17:47going, how sticky is it. Then, it's
- 17:48going to look at the three floors from
- 17:50version one of this prompt that are now
- 17:53fixed and it's going to run a live proof
- 17:55on the SPY chart with a 10-year walk
- 17:58forward. Okay, so it says type go when
- 18:00ready and it's as simple as that. That's
- 18:02all
- 18:02That's all we're going to do. It's so
- 18:03cool. I love these prompts. And if
- 18:05you're enjoying this, please share it
- 18:06with people who you might who you think
- 18:08might find it interesting. Okay, it's
- 18:09now asking me now, which mode should
- 18:11Markov 2.0 run in? So, we can have it as
- 18:14a filter. This is the the default
- 18:15option. This says that the regime gates
- 18:18your existing strategy, longs only when
- 18:21when signal is bullish and shorts only
- 18:23when it's bearish, flat, in a chop. Your
- 18:25strategy stays yours, but Markov decides
- 18:28when it may act. Or, you can have it
- 18:29standalone. So, you actually it trades
- 18:32the bull and bear signal directly.
- 18:34Position size scales to install with a
- 18:36cap that you set. I'm going to go for
- 18:38standalone cuz I want it to actually be
- 18:40part of my real strategy. Question
- 18:42number two, use price-only states or
- 18:44enhanced states.
- 18:46I'm going to say we want to do the
- 18:48enhanced. We want, you know, there's two
- 18:49options basically. Also, if you don't
- 18:51have the connection between TradingView
- 18:53and Claude already set up, it will in
- 18:55fact sto- install it for you. It's just
- 18:57noticed that I already have it installed
- 18:58on my computer, so it's not doing that
- 19:00part of the process, but it will for
- 19:02you. And remember, on all of these
- 19:03things, you can define you can define
- 19:05any of the elements, right? You can talk
- 19:07to Claude and say, "Hey, this doesn't
- 19:08fit my strategy properly." Or, you can
- 19:10just tell Claude your strategy, give it
- 19:12all the information you want, and say,
- 19:14"Blend it in with the decision-making
- 19:15process of the hedge funds using the
- 19:17Markov two model."
- 19:18And it will just do that, okay? There's
- 19:21no need any kind of technical
- 19:22understanding here. So, right now it
- 19:24says that the data is flowing. It's got
- 19:262,767
- 19:28daily SPY bars for the last 11 years.
- 19:31It's on the standalone mode, and it's
- 19:33got enhanced states, and it's building
- 19:35the engine right now. Um so, it's
- 19:37looking at a few things to see what's
- 19:39present in terms of the features in my
- 19:40computer. Obviously, a few of the things
- 19:42it's already got because it's already
- 19:43been installed on my computer. But if
- 19:45yours isn't, it will just install it.
- 19:48And it's super cool. And now it's
- 19:49writing the engine for the strategy. So,
- 19:51it's now also then pulled up the Pine
- 19:53Pine editor to essentially get the
- 19:56indicator in that we've created based on
- 19:58the strategy that we've made. You can
- 19:59see it's added it all. This kind of just
- 20:00popped up for me.
- 20:02Uh I can just click, I think at certain
- 20:04point I can just click the play button.
- 20:07And it'll put it on the screen. There it
- 20:09is. That's That's it. It's telling us
- 20:11right now that today is a bear state.
- 20:13We're minus 16.7 over the last 20 bars
- 20:16on the daily chart on Bitcoin.
- 20:19And so, today we're we're in that, you
- 20:21know, that bear signal. And bear signals
- 20:23are sticky. So, in the 20 days that go
- 20:26on from here, we'll then determine what
- 20:28the state is from there. And so,
- 20:30everything that we've talked about in
- 20:31today's video is now installed into in a
- 20:33single little graph that is very easy to
- 20:36read, that just works. And we can use
- 20:39these signals to inform our decisions in
- 20:41trading. This should all be set up now
- 20:43for you because you've just copy and
- 20:45pasted this entire prompt. Install your
- 20:46strategies into this stuff, and let me
- 20:48know how it goes. As I mentioned, if you
- 20:50want the prompt to any of the videos
- 20:52that I make, you just come down a little
- 20:53bit, and you'll see a link right here in
- 20:55the top line of the description. All you
- 20:57do is click that link. It will take you
- 20:59over to 01 Systems. Come over to
- 21:01Classroom, YouTube Prompts, and it's
- 21:04right here. Copy and paste this entire
- 21:05thing. It will do everything for you,
- 21:07and best of luck.
- 21:10See you.
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