A custom retail execution-router layer sitting somewhere between NinjaTrader Strategy Builder, BloodHound/BlackBird, Quagensia, and chart-alert automation… but with a more direct, chart-resident indicator-consumption architecture.
It’s impressive what we can build with artificial intelligence. This is a tool I just built in three hours, it is equivalent to all of the most sophisticated execution routers available for retail on the market. However, this is free and my architecture was slightly different. And everything works, and I built this with Claude Fable.
I show the things I’ve built so that to inspire others, but all of this was built simply by me speaking it, I’m not a software developer. I just know what I want, and I can communicate myself clearly to another entity.
I couldn’t have built this without today’s technology. A few more days of refinement and I’ll integrate it into my toolset.
UI looks good. Have you considered implementing n-order markov chains?
I think Markoff chain deals with discreet states and so forth. That seems a bit too sciency for me. Everything I build is really based on first principles meaning that I can explain it clearly to somebody else and it’s all mechanistic and simple. For instance, this router is like shark indicators bloodhound and black bird, it reads all the plots on all open charts and lets me combine it and create limit orders.
The only complex thing is that the breakthrough artificial intelligence reaches in software logic, particularly breaking apart csharp and ninjascript to build things.
Makes sense. Your DMC indicator appeared to be a good candidate for 2nd order Markov Chain.
I think maybe a lot of things could be. If I take rich orderflow data feed, combined with a collection of moving averages, with so much discernible information rich plots, I’m sure we’d be able to arrive at discrete states ie, some confluence I can’t intuitively see. Albeit, we could probably break it down and see why those discrete states exist.
I trade forced flow, trapped traders, option market makers hedging obligations, etc. all discernible, from first principles… somewhat. However to someone who does not know about forced flow and obligations in the market, he or she could arrive at ‘discrete states’ (a favorable confluence) through a combination of separate indicators each measuring different things converging and pointing to a state.
I think the market brings different minds together. And statistical minds use statistics, scientific minds use science, psychological minds use science, etc.
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Take a look at this: Accessing all charts from an indicator - NinjaTrader Support Forum
We (Claude and I) accessed the uncharted experimential path to build this tool
