About 2 months ago I started building my own research engine. It searches the internet for strategies, then either tests them exactly as described or uses them as a template and tries to improve them. I can also drop in a strategy template or any idea people share, on X for example, and it’ll work from that.
About 99% of what it finds doesn’t work.
This one isn’t the sexiest strategy and it’s not fully validated yet, but it shows what AI can do now. I didn’t touch it or tell the AI anything about how to build it. It made the whole thing on its own.
Pretty amazing time we live in honestly.
@SJosephBurns The turtle rules have been public for years and most people still cant follow them. writing a system is the easy part, sitting through the drawdowns is where it falls apart
Everyone's hating on this prop firm and that prop firm
Then you actually read the rules on some of them:
Don't lose more than $2,500
Don't make too much in one day either
Don't trade news
Don't hold over the weekend
Don't copy trade
Don't be too consistent
Don't be inconsistent
Good luck 🫡
A reel on IG said that the "correct" ORB range is 9:15 to 9:30, not 9:30 to 9:45. So I had to test it on NQ.
Same rules, same $5,000 risk per trade, costs in, January 2021 to October 2026.
9:30 range: +$467,300, profit factor 1.15.
9:15 range: +$199,956, profit factor 1.04, and the $100k account went to -$58,940 along the way.
The pre-market range is narrower, so the same risk buys about 3x the contracts. Costs went from $98,990 to $291,594.
@emollick black box trading bots has the same problem. if you cant see why it took the trade you either trust it fully or turn it off, not much in between