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I Replaced my 6AM Premarket Trading Routine with Claude + Codex — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Every morning before the bell, two
  2. 0:02completely different AI brains act as my
  3. 0:05pre-market trading analyst. They read
  4. 0:07from various market data and news
  5. 0:09source, argue about it, and hand me a
  6. 0:12pre-market watch list report based on my
  7. 0:15very own back-tested strategies. And the
  8. 0:18wild part, I built these AI analyst for
  9. 0:21basically free. No API cost, no fancy
  10. 0:25scanners, market data sources, or news
  11. 0:28subscriptions. If you've ever sat there
  12. 0:30at 9:00 a.m. with 17 different tabs open
  13. 0:33trying to figure out what's gapping up
  14. 0:34pre-market, what's a news catalyst, and
  15. 0:37any major events happening today, then
  16. 0:40this AI system is made for you. This is
  17. 0:43what you're going to learn in this
  18. 0:44video. How to create an AI pre-market
  19. 0:47analyst that'll ship you a pre-market
  20. 0:49report every single morning using both
  21. 0:52Claude and Codex. How to feed AI your
  22. 0:55real trading rules and strategies so it
  23. 0:58stops handing you generic garbage. How
  24. 1:01to gather live market data for free. No
  25. 1:04API calls. How to wire in a second AI
  26. 1:07brain to fact-check your analyst
  27. 1:09reports. And how to ship the whole thing
  28. 1:12to your email inbox automatically before
  29. 1:15the open every single morning. So, by
  30. 1:17the end of this video, you'll be able to
  31. 1:20create this entire AI system for
  32. 1:22yourself and customize your pre-market
  33. 1:24trading analyst to fit your strategy. If
  34. 1:27you're following along and build this
  35. 1:29with me today, do me a favor and drop a
  36. 1:31like down below and subscribe. I'm
  37. 1:33releasing a whole series on using AI to
  38. 1:36level up your trading, and this is just
  39. 1:39one piece of it. You can also follow
  40. 1:41along on my blog as a companion to this
  41. 1:43video. Every single prompt I used during
  42. 1:46this demo is there. You can copy with
  43. 1:48one click. No email required. Link down
  44. 1:51below.
  45. 1:52Now, without further ado, let's get
  46. 1:53started. Let's start with a number one,
  47. 1:56designing a premarket report with
  48. 1:58Claude. If you're subscribed to my free
  49. 2:01weekly watch list I send out every
  50. 2:02single Sunday, this is what my weekend
  51. 2:05watch list look like. So, you can see
  52. 2:06the weekly market summary over here. I
  53. 2:09have some market trends, technical
  54. 2:10levels, economic news, and data.
  55. 2:13Basically, all the important events of
  56. 2:15the week and the trade ideas down below.
  57. 2:18So, with that free weekly watch list
  58. 2:20template in mind, we're going to make
  59. 2:22modifications to this for daily watch
  60. 2:25list for day trading and potentially
  61. 2:27swing trading ideas. So, this way we'll
  62. 2:30get a summary for the day by around 9:00
  63. 2:32a.m. Eastern Time every single week
  64. 2:35instead of every single weekend. Hey
  65. 2:37Claude, uh I'm going to provide you a
  66. 2:40template for the
  67. 2:42uh premarket analyst report
  68. 2:45um from my weekend watch list
  69. 2:47screenshots. I want you to turn it into
  70. 2:50um a daily premarket watch list version.
  71. 2:53I will tell you how to fill in each
  72. 2:56section later on with clear
  73. 2:57instructions, but for now I just want
  74. 3:00you to know this is a template I'm
  75. 3:01looking for.
  76. 3:03Okay? So, once I have that, I'm going to
  77. 3:05also get the
  78. 3:07my screenshot and drop it in to Claude.
  79. 3:13Okay?
  80. 3:15Instead of using the screenshots like I
  81. 3:17did earlier, you can also just copy the
  82. 3:19prompts on my blog. So, if you just go
  83. 3:21to my blog, the the site you see here,
  84. 3:23you can copy the template to feed to
  85. 3:26Claude over here. You can click copy
  86. 3:27here and you can see it shows all the
  87. 3:30different sections. Um the title, date,
  88. 3:32subtitle, disclaimer, premarket gappers,
  89. 3:35day trading watch list, swing watch
  90. 3:37list, market trends of the day,
  91. 3:39technical signals, economic data, and
  92. 3:42all that good stuff. Most of these
  93. 3:44sections you see on screen over here
  94. 3:46will get filled by Claude and it's going
  95. 3:49to source all the news data and
  96. 3:51premarket gappers and essentially build
  97. 3:54you a scanner and fill out each of the
  98. 3:56section for the analyst report.
  99. 3:58Okay, as you can see here after we gave
  100. 4:00it the instructions in which I gave
  101. 4:02Claude the template, it built the
  102. 4:05pre-market summary template. You can see
  103. 4:07market trends, technical levels, and of
  104. 4:10course you're free to adjust, remove, or
  105. 4:13add your own sections to the analyst
  106. 4:15report as you see fit for your own
  107. 4:18trading strategy. But for me, I really
  108. 4:21want to see the market trends whether
  109. 4:23today's market is risk on or risk off.
  110. 4:25And other things like pre-market
  111. 4:27gappers, trade ideas. You can see these
  112. 4:29are the template.
  113. 4:31And what's coming up soon either this
  114. 4:33week or today in case we have any
  115. 4:35economic events. Okay, now that we have
  116. 4:38the design of the pre-market analyst
  117. 4:40report we want, we want to give Claude
  118. 4:43really tailored rules for our own
  119. 4:45trading strategies. So instead of giving
  120. 4:47us really generic tickers or trading
  121. 4:50plans, I want Claude to know exactly
  122. 4:53what I'm looking for in a pre-market
  123. 4:55watch list. As you recall from our
  124. 4:57previous AI and trading videos, trend
  125. 5:00join long is a day trading strategy that
  126. 5:02I've personally been trading for years
  127. 5:04now. And this is a back tested strategy.
  128. 5:07So if I go to my blog here, you can see
  129. 5:09that I have this prompt here that
  130. 5:12includes the day trading watch list
  131. 5:14criteria for the trend join long setup
  132. 5:17as well as for my swing trading
  133. 5:19strategy. So I'm just going to copy the
  134. 5:21prompt
  135. 5:22and give it to Claude.
  136. 5:27As you can see here from the prompt,
  137. 5:29this is a quick overview of my day
  138. 5:31trading trend join long strategy. You
  139. 5:33can see that this is a back test win
  140. 5:35rate. We covered that in our last AI
  141. 5:37video, but here are the pre-market
  142. 5:39selection. All are required. I want to
  143. 5:42stop gapping up over 3% on the day. The
  144. 5:45price needs to be above $3 per share.
  145. 5:48Market cap needs to be at least 1
  146. 5:50billion and relative pre-market volume
  147. 5:53needs to be high.
  148. 5:54Um and for swing trade and here are the
  149. 5:56rest of the intraday plan as well as you
  150. 5:58can see. And as for the swing trading
  151. 6:01watch list, I like to create a watch
  152. 6:03list every single day, but doesn't mean
  153. 6:05I'll take the trade. But here here are
  154. 6:08the selections. Um pre-market gap over
  155. 6:108%
  156. 6:12um $3 per per share minimum and needs to
  157. 6:15open above the 200-day SMA.
  158. 6:18And as you can see, based on the rules
  159. 6:20that we just gave to Claude,
  160. 6:22essentially built like a watch list
  161. 6:24criteria.md
  162. 6:26file. I'm sure you know by now trading
  163. 6:29is stressful. Sometimes the volatility
  164. 6:31in our P&L can feel just as extreme as
  165. 6:34the market. As traders, we need a way to
  166. 6:37preserve our hard-earned money and put
  167. 6:39our capital to work steadily over time.
  168. 6:42That's why I created the Humble Hedge
  169. 6:45using Questrade's custom indexing.
  170. 6:48Custom indexing is a first of its kind
  171. 6:50in Canada. As the name suggests, you can
  172. 6:53start with a template, customize it to
  173. 6:55fit your own investing goals, and
  174. 6:57rebalance everything with one click.
  175. 6:59Unlike ETFs, you directly own the stocks
  176. 7:02inside the index and there are no
  177. 7:04management fees charged by Questrade.
  178. 7:07Inside the Humble Hedge, I selected 30
  179. 7:09stocks. I also conducted historical
  180. 7:12backtesting to help design the index for
  181. 7:14long-term stability. I kept my exposure
  182. 7:17to tech, but focused more on defensive
  183. 7:19sectors like healthcare, financials, and
  184. 7:22consumer staples. The goal isn't to
  185. 7:25chase gains, it's to stay steady and
  186. 7:27preserve my wealth while my trading does
  187. 7:29the heavy lifting. You can use my index
  188. 7:32templates as your starting point and
  189. 7:34make it your own. Right now, if you open
  190. 7:36a custom indexing account at Questrade
  191. 7:38and link your custom index to it, you
  192. 7:40can enter to win $70,000
  193. 7:43in TFSA contributions, plus a luxury
  194. 7:46retreat. You can use a link down below
  195. 7:48to use my template and enter the contest
  196. 7:51for free.
  197. 7:55And as you can see, based on the rules
  198. 7:57that we just gave to Claude,
  199. 7:59he essentially built like a
  200. 8:01watches_criteria.md
  201. 8:03file. Also, because the strategy rules
  202. 8:06live inside a plain text file that
  203. 8:09Claude will read every single day, you
  204. 8:11can just swap in your own strategies.
  205. 8:13Remember, you don't have to trade the
  206. 8:15same strategies for day trading and
  207. 8:17swing trading as I do. The whole file
  208. 8:19that you just saw that Claude created
  209. 8:22can be customized to fit your own
  210. 8:24strategies. Another note is that I want
  211. 8:26to stress that it's so important that
  212. 8:28you do go through the step of feeding
  213. 8:31Claude or Codex your actual trading
  214. 8:34rules that are more specific. Remember,
  215. 8:36AI can only produce as good of results
  216. 8:39as the input. So, if you give Claude no
  217. 8:41input at all from your own trading
  218. 8:43style, then it's going to give you
  219. 8:45really generic strategies and results.
  220. 8:48Cool. Now that we have the rules written
  221. 8:51for our strategies and handed it to
  222. 8:53Claude, what we need to build now is the
  223. 8:55file that tells your AI analyst each
  224. 8:58morning where to source the data, the
  225. 9:01news, and the market data, and fill in
  226. 9:04all the appropriate places for your
  227. 9:06pre-market analyst report. So, to do
  228. 9:08that, I'm just going to go to my blog
  229. 9:11again and build the gatherer. As you can
  230. 9:15see, it's one giant prompt. If you want
  231. 9:17to see the details, it's it's it's
  232. 9:19pretty long. Like this because there's
  233. 9:21so many different sections, right? For
  234. 9:22economic news, pre-market gappers, and
  235. 9:25all that good stuff. So, I'm just going
  236. 9:26to copy
  237. 9:29and paste it to Claude.
  238. 9:31While Claude is working, I just want to
  239. 9:33mention that all these data sources that
  240. 9:35I'm using in this demo, they are all
  241. 9:37free. We'll We'll be using, I think,
  242. 9:40three data sources from Yahoo Finance
  243. 9:42and other free market data sources and
  244. 9:45websites, especially the ones for
  245. 9:47earnings reports and economic news.
  246. 9:50There's no API keys required. So, it'll
  247. 9:53be easy and free for any trader to set
  248. 9:55up.
  249. 9:58I'm going to like this prompt because
  250. 10:00it's so heavy because again, there's so
  251. 10:02many different sections. Uh I think
  252. 10:04Claude is taking a while to process all
  253. 10:07of this.
  254. 10:08Um you can see this is a meaty build.
  255. 10:11So, it's going to write
  256. 10:13this thing in the demo folder. Na na na
  257. 10:14na na na. So, but don't worry. We'll
  258. 10:17just let Claude do its thing.
  259. 10:20Okay, finally. It took about, I want to
  260. 10:23say, 5 minutes,
  261. 10:25um which is hopefully the longest time
  262. 10:27you'll spend um for for the prompt in
  263. 10:30this video demo. While Claude is running
  264. 10:33that process for us, remember, if you're
  265. 10:36enjoying the step-by-step video lessons
  266. 10:38like this, that are easy to follow
  267. 10:40along, then make sure to drop a like
  268. 10:41down below and subscribe if you want to
  269. 10:44see more. We've done a lot of AI and
  270. 10:46trading videos in the past already, and
  271. 10:48I have a lot more ideas coming up soon.
  272. 10:51Okay, so now that we've built the
  273. 10:52skeleton for this pre-market AI analyst
  274. 10:55pipeline, we're moving on to stage
  275. 10:57number three, which is creating a second
  276. 11:01AI brain. Okay, I'll admit, this part is
  277. 11:04kind of extra, but I got the inspiration
  278. 11:07from this YouTube comment over here from
  279. 11:10my TradingView and Claude code video.
  280. 11:13And I thought this comment provided a
  281. 11:15really really good idea. So, thank you
  282. 11:17so much. And the comment is from
  283. 11:18Musashi. Um so, essentially, he he
  284. 11:21mentioned that I should try getting
  285. 11:23ChatGPT Codex CLI installed within
  286. 11:27Claude, so I can have an independent
  287. 11:29analysis that can double-check any
  288. 11:31mistakes that Claude made. And I thought
  289. 11:34that's such a good idea. We all know
  290. 11:36that AI can hallucinate and make some
  291. 11:38careless mistakes, especially when it
  292. 11:41doesn't have any specific prompts. So,
  293. 11:43that's why I want to incorporate having
  294. 11:45Codex as a second AI brain. The idea
  295. 11:48here is to bring in another very smart
  296. 11:51and proficient AI model to fact-check
  297. 11:54everything for us every single morning.
  298. 11:57Obviously, we all know that Codex is
  299. 11:59created by OpenAI, two completely
  300. 12:02different companies. So, it physically
  301. 12:04can't just echo and mirror whatever
  302. 12:07opinion Claude has. So, this is the
  303. 12:09prompt to use. Essentially, we're going
  304. 12:11to set up OpenAI's Codex CLI as an
  305. 12:14independent second brain. So, I'm going
  306. 12:16to copy
  307. 12:17and paste here.
  308. 12:19To do this, make sure you already have
  309. 12:21Codex CLI installed. I already did that,
  310. 12:24so that's why I don't need to install
  311. 12:25it. But, if you don't, you can ask
  312. 12:27Claude to do it for you. Or just to go
  313. 12:30to my prompt here, you can see step 3.1.
  314. 12:33Um you can copy this prompt and paste it
  315. 12:35into Claude, and Claude will install the
  316. 12:37the CLI for Codex for you. So, I asked
  317. 12:40Claude to explain how the connection for
  318. 12:43the second brain works with Codex. So,
  319. 12:46this is what it generated. Um
  320. 12:48essentially, this is how Codex connects
  321. 12:50to Claude, according to Claude.
  322. 12:53Um so, Claude can run terminal commands,
  323. 12:55and Codex is a terminal command. So,
  324. 12:58Claude essentially is just running that
  325. 13:00terminal command for you, the user. So,
  326. 13:03the first brain is Claude, which is the
  327. 13:04current session that we're in. Brain
  328. 13:06number two is Codex. And the doorway is
  329. 13:09one script that Claude can run in your
  330. 13:11terminal for you.
  331. 13:12Um you know, and Codex by OpenAI, it's
  332. 13:16blind, so it doesn't see any connection
  333. 13:18from Claude, from the pre-market
  334. 13:21analyst. It's able to generate
  335. 13:23independent analysis um based on the
  336. 13:26same criteria we fed it earlier. So,
  337. 13:29it's definitely not echoing Claude's own
  338. 13:31idea. So, both views, they they kind of
  339. 13:35generate their independent ideas, and
  340. 13:37the final product will be from both of
  341. 13:39these AI models that's merged into one
  342. 13:42final pre-market analyst report for you.
  343. 13:45So, let's go back to Claude now and see
  344. 13:47what it built. So, here's the summary.
  345. 13:50Uh, so it created a codex shell file,
  346. 13:54whatever.
  347. 13:56Um, okay. All right, so let's see what
  348. 13:58Claude did. So, essentially established
  349. 14:00a connection. Um, and we can run a
  350. 14:02little test. Um, okay. So, let's just
  351. 14:06copy this and run the test if it's
  352. 14:09ready.
  353. 14:11So, we're asking codex right now.
  354. 14:14So, it's running the wrapper with a test
  355. 14:16prompt. It's asking, essentially trying
  356. 14:18to reach codex right now.
  357. 14:22Okay, so now that the connection is
  358. 14:24established and it's now ready, we can
  359. 14:27now ask both of these brains to generate
  360. 14:30their ideas for the pre-market analyst
  361. 14:32report now. So, let's go to
  362. 14:35this page here and I'm going to copy the
  363. 14:37prompt. Again, remember we're going to
  364. 14:39build and run the two-brain layer in one
  365. 14:42go.
  366. 14:43Okay, copy and paste. While Claude is
  367. 14:47working the magic, let's talk about the
  368. 14:49cost now to run two AI models and two AI
  369. 14:53brains essentially. As we talked about
  370. 14:55in my previous videos, I have the Claude
  371. 14:58Max plan for $100 a month, but you don't
  372. 15:01need that. You can have the lower plan,
  373. 15:03I think premium for $20 a month. Um,
  374. 15:06that should be enough to run this
  375. 15:08pre-market analyst pipeline. As for the
  376. 15:11chat GPT, um, I have the chat GPT plus
  377. 15:14plan, which is $20 a month. That's what
  378. 15:17I'm paying. So, calling the second brain
  379. 15:20every single morning cost me zero
  380. 15:22dollars additional. Again, we're just
  381. 15:24using the base subscriptions here and
  382. 15:27the cheapest one, too. So, creating a
  383. 15:29premarket analyst report every single
  384. 15:31morning will not cost you extra API
  385. 15:34calls because those API usage can add up
  386. 15:38as as you know, really quickly.
  387. 15:41Okay, so you can see Claude is done. It
  388. 15:43generated Claude's full report here,
  389. 15:46which we can open up and see. And they
  390. 15:48also wired in Codex to give another
  391. 15:51opinion here. Okay, so on screen over
  392. 15:53here, I'm just opening the file. I know
  393. 15:54the text is really small. Again, later
  394. 15:57it will be a lot prettier. So, Claude
  395. 15:59created all this premarket summary here,
  396. 16:02which it's going to show up in a really
  397. 16:04nice report later on. Um and Codex
  398. 16:07essentially went in and looked at what
  399. 16:10it disagreed and agreed. Um so, here's a
  400. 16:13summary here written in Claude. Where
  401. 16:15they agreed um is these items. So,
  402. 16:19agreed on what to skip. So, all the
  403. 16:21different tickers here all rejected by
  404. 16:23both for the different reasons, okay?
  405. 16:25Gapping downs, thing relative volume
  406. 16:28below 200 SMA, that that's fine. Um that
  407. 16:31this is a section they agreed on. And
  408. 16:33every single morning you're going to see
  409. 16:34something like this in your um premarket
  410. 16:37analyst report. So, that's pretty cool.
  411. 16:40Where they disagreed are these tickers
  412. 16:42and uh the action plan on that. Um so,
  413. 16:45that's interesting. Okay, we're going to
  414. 16:47read into the two comparison later on
  415. 16:49when we generate a really pretty
  416. 16:52template and report. Speaking of watch
  417. 16:54list, like I mentioned earlier, I send
  418. 16:57out a free weekend watch list on Sundays
  419. 16:59that includes three to four stocks I'm
  420. 17:01watching for the week, the game plan,
  421. 17:03and a comprehensive market update for
  422. 17:06day traders and swing traders. You can
  423. 17:08sign up for free with the link down
  424. 17:09below.
  425. 17:11Okay, so now that we have the two
  426. 17:12analysis reports from the two AI models,
  427. 17:15it's time to move on to stage number
  428. 17:17four, which is compiling everything
  429. 17:19together into the pretty pre-market
  430. 17:21template. So, this is where we're going
  431. 17:23to have Claude put on the editor's hat
  432. 17:26and put everything we generated so far
  433. 17:29into the beautiful pre-market template
  434. 17:32you saw earlier. So, I'm going to go to
  435. 17:34stage four, which is the merge. Um
  436. 17:36again, and Claude is our editor. We're
  437. 17:38going to copy this prompt put to put
  438. 17:40everything together using the format we
  439. 17:43fed it earlier.
  440. 17:47All right.
  441. 17:48As you can see, even talk about, you
  442. 17:50know, H1, H3, like how to title
  443. 17:53everything, what's in bolded, um and all
  444. 17:56these emojis. Again, you can like
  445. 17:58obviously remove or edit this yourself,
  446. 18:01but this is kind of from the
  447. 18:02inspirations I had from my weekend
  448. 18:05watchlist.
  449. 18:09Okay, so this is what Claude just built
  450. 18:13us. You can see this is really beautiful
  451. 18:16uh AI pre-market report. Obviously,
  452. 18:18right now it says Humble Trader because
  453. 18:20I created it, but feel free to change
  454. 18:22your name. So, okay. The rules that you
  455. 18:25can see that's very clearly written that
  456. 18:27the it's built by the rules, which
  457. 18:29again, my trading rules for day trading
  458. 18:32trend drawing long and swing trading
  459. 18:34with the gappers and real catalyst.
  460. 18:35That's great. You can see a market
  461. 18:37sentiment risk off under the hood with
  462. 18:40split tape, okay. That's the market
  463. 18:42sentiment for the day. And it gives me
  464. 18:44the pre-market gappers, the I think the
  465. 18:47top 10 gappers and the cat catalyst for
  466. 18:49the day. That's great. This is
  467. 18:51personally the stuff I look at every
  468. 18:53single morning. And next is the day
  469. 18:55trading watches. Again, this based on
  470. 18:57the trend drawing long strategy with the
  471. 18:59rules that I fed it to Claude earlier.
  472. 19:01So, different tickers, catalyst, and the
  473. 19:04levels and the plan for trend drawing
  474. 19:06long. And you can see Claude's opinion
  475. 19:08over here as well. So, that's very
  476. 19:10interesting. Again, you can customize
  477. 19:13all these rules yourself. And swing
  478. 19:15trading watches, that's great. There's
  479. 19:16only one ticker
  480. 19:18that I think Claude and Codex both
  481. 19:21agreed on. You can see.
  482. 19:23Interesting. And market trends of the
  483. 19:24day, technical signals, and any economic
  484. 19:28events for the day.
  485. 19:29And below, this is where you're going to
  486. 19:31see where the two brains, the two AI
  487. 19:33models, kind of agreed on and disagreed
  488. 19:36on. So, this is very interesting at
  489. 19:38least to me cuz I guess I'm a nerd.
  490. 19:40Um but, this is the kind of pre-market
  491. 19:42report I want to have generated and
  492. 19:45emailed to my inbox every single morning
  493. 19:48by about 8:40, 8:45 a.m. during
  494. 19:51pre-market hours. Now, we're ready to
  495. 19:54move on to stage number five, which is
  496. 19:55delivery of the pre-market report
  497. 19:58straight to your email inbox. I don't
  498. 20:00know about you, but uh sometimes I turn
  499. 20:03on my computer in the morning
  500. 20:04pre-market, and I want to make coffee,
  501. 20:06and I'm just looking at different movers
  502. 20:08on my phone. So, that's why I want this
  503. 20:10pre-market analyst report with all the
  504. 20:13catalysts and the gappers you saw
  505. 20:15earlier um to be viewable on my phone in
  506. 20:18an email, essentially.
  507. 20:20So, once again, I'm going to go to my
  508. 20:22blog and copy this prompt to email the
  509. 20:25HTML report to my inbox with Resend. So,
  510. 20:29I'm going to copy
  511. 20:31and paste. So, we're going to send this
  512. 20:33automated email every single morning by
  513. 20:368:45 a.m. by using the service called
  514. 20:39Resend. This is a free email service. Um
  515. 20:43it's free to sign up. I already signed
  516. 20:44up. And Claude will walk you through it.
  517. 20:47But, this is what the website looks
  518. 20:48like, an email for developers. Um again,
  519. 20:51it's free to sign up. I already have an
  520. 20:53account, so I'm just going to log in
  521. 20:54really quick to show you where to grab
  522. 20:57the API. This is the only API key you
  523. 21:00need um in this um demo. Okay, so you
  524. 21:03can see I'm already logged in. I already
  525. 21:05had an account before. So, you're just
  526. 21:07going to go to I mean, Claude is going
  527. 21:08to ask you for it. Go to API keys
  528. 21:11and I'm going to blur all of this and
  529. 21:12you're just going to create a new API
  530. 21:14key with a name, full access domain if
  531. 21:17you have it, and add. And give Claude
  532. 21:20the key.
  533. 21:21Really, really simple, easy peasy.
  534. 21:24Very nice. I just got the email. I'm
  535. 21:26going to put it on the screen over here
  536. 21:28from Claude.
  537. 21:30And the email's going to be from the
  538. 21:33address [email protected].
  539. 21:36Again, that's the email service we just
  540. 21:37signed up for. And I see the pre-market
  541. 21:40report for Humble Trader summary
  542. 21:42gappers. This is perfect. So, every
  543. 21:44single morning, everything I need is on
  544. 21:46my phone over here.
  545. 21:48So, this is now wired in. So, every
  546. 21:51single morning, pre-market on schedule,
  547. 21:53you're going to see the pre-market
  548. 21:55report sent to your email in HTML file,
  549. 21:59or you can even send it to your WhatsApp
  550. 22:01or Telegram if you prefer. So, it shows
  551. 22:03up every single morning while you are
  552. 22:05drinking your coffee.
  553. 22:07Okay, now it's time for some real talk
  554. 22:09because I'm not going to sell you a
  555. 22:10money printer. Like, it's not that easy,
  556. 22:12right? This pre-market analysis report
  557. 22:15created by Claude and Codex, they are
  558. 22:18just meant to support your existing
  559. 22:20strategy and pre-market morning prep.
  560. 22:23They are not signals to buy or sell. And
  561. 22:26that's how I'm personally using it, too.
  562. 22:28I'm using it as a shortcut to get to the
  563. 22:31pre-market planning that I usually do,
  564. 22:33but I still got to do the work myself as
  565. 22:35a trader. The point of this whole AI
  566. 22:38system that we've been building isn't to
  567. 22:40replace you, the trader, completely.
  568. 22:43It's to optimize and speed up your
  569. 22:45process every single day pre-market.
  570. 22:48Once again, every prompt we used today
  571. 22:50during the demo is in the building guide
  572. 22:53you can copy for free on my blog down
  573. 22:55below. And special thank you to
  574. 22:57Questrade for sponsoring this video.
  575. 22:59Make sure to check out the custom
  576. 23:00indexing, the Humble Hedge, and you can
  577. 23:03enter to win $70,000
  578. 23:06with a link down below. Now, this
  579. 23:08pre-market AI analyst that we just built
  580. 23:11tells you what to watch, but it doesn't
  581. 23:13pull the trigger to execute trades for
  582. 23:15you. If you want to see how I took a
  583. 23:17backtest strategy all the way to an AI
  584. 23:20trading bot that places its own orders
  585. 23:23to buy and sell, then you should check
  586. 23:25out my other AI trading videos over
  587. 23:27here.

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