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Author reviews AI trading signals, adjusting workflow after mixed results

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The author details their experience using AI-powered trading tools, specifically the Claude Code skills, over a week. They analyze four key trading signals, identifying correct and incorrect decisions based on price action versus AI-generated indicators. One instance involved a stop-loss trigger on a stock (TEM) that was correct for price but not for the underlying options signal, leading to a workflow adjustment. Another signal for XLI showed institutional hedging, which the author correctly identified but chose not to trade on due to a rule about single data points, later regretting not reducing exposure to related assets. AI

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IMPACT Personal reflection on AI trading tools offers limited industry-wide impact, primarily serving as a case study for individual application.

RANK_REASON The cluster consists of a personal blog post reflecting on the use of AI tools for trading, rather than a new product release or significant industry event.

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 · tellmefrankie ·

    Week 1 Post-Mortem: What My Claude Investment Skills Got Right, Wrong, and Missed Entirely

    <h1> Week 1 Post-Mortem: What My Claude Investment Skills Got Right, Wrong, and Missed Entirely </h1> <p>I have been running six Claude Code skills on my real portfolio for the past week. Here is an honest accounting of what happened — the correct calls, the wrong ones, and the s…

  2. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 · tellmefrankie ·

    XLI options hit a 5.32 put/call ratio. Here is what our scanner found — and why I did not trade on it.

    <p>I check my options scanner every morning. Most days it returns nothing notable.</p> <p>Last Tuesday it flagged something I had not seen before.</p> <p>Most retail traders watch individual stocks. They'll track the put/call ratio on TSLA or NVDA, look for unusual options activi…

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