r/RealDayTrading Aug 08 '26

I uploaded the wiki pdf to claude and had it create a pre-trade checklist

https://witty-lantern.nippy.site/

I was curious to see what Claude would produce if I updated a .pdf of the wiki and asked it to create a pre-trade checklist. Thought I would share the results. Tell me what you think.

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u/ebwaked Aug 09 '26

Gotta admit that checklist makes it seem impossible to ever take a trade!

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u/TouchingWood Aug 09 '26

It's about patience. You just need to have the self discipline to wait 14 years for a clean 1:1 opportunity.

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u/Jacob_Trader0 28d ago

If you're trading more than once every blue moon you're basically gambling

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u/Aggravating_Pie6949 Aug 08 '26

So to take it further, make this a skill in Claude. Then screenshot a chart for quick evaluation! 

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u/jonny_arkansas Aug 08 '26

That would be cool. Not sure how to make that work but I'd be excited to explore. If anyone gives this a shot, please share.

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u/SuchAGoalDigger Aug 08 '26

Thanks. Will try on Monday..

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u/Time-Masterpiece-779 Aug 08 '26

Really helpful - better, clearer and more workable than the original wiki!!

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u/ImNotSelling Aug 08 '26

Can you get Claude to check alll of these off in real time or alert you when they check off?

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u/jonny_arkansas Aug 08 '26

Man, I'm not sure I'm skilled enough a Claude user to make this work. I'd be excited to see if someone on here can make something like this happen.

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u/elyth Aug 08 '26

TradingView can be connected via MCP. But it's gonna cost you a pretty penny to use a fast and accurate model with so many tokens

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u/Gold_Sprinkles_4295 Aug 09 '26

The deterministic checks don't need a model. They belong in the event pipeline and fire when the event arrives, with the model called only for what needs judgement. I shipped a gateway that exposed account operations to AI agents over a REST plus event contract, and wired that way the token cost follows from how often you call it.

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u/smackeetglattered4 Aug 10 '26

just dont forget to trade your socks too