What it is
Every trading day, this system reviews a set of stocks I follow, finds the few that match a strategy I tested carefully, and texts the ideas to my phone. In the background it keeps its market data current, re-checks the strategy against history each week, and tracks how past ideas turned out.
How it works
A capable, more expensive assistant makes the judgment calls, while cheaper helpers handle the repetitive chores on a schedule. Splitting the work that way keeps the whole thing running for just a few dollars a month.
The idea behind it
It only acts on a few specific patterns that held up in testing, and it leans in harder when a signal is strong and eases off when it's weak. A lot of the work was the opposite of adding features — throwing out clever ideas that looked good on paper but lost money once I tested them. The simplest version won.
A careful approach
The system only suggests — I place every trade myself. On the first handful of real trades it's done well, but that's a small sample, so I treat it as a promising start rather than a promise.
Built with AI-assisted development — the design and product decisions are mine.