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AI Trading Strategy Claude Builds Indicators for ETFs!

Steve Hill, CEO of AIQ Systems, conducted a 45-minute Zoom session demonstrating how to use AI, specifically Claude by Anthropic, to create trading strategies and indicators within the AIQ TradingExpert Pro Expert Design Studio.

 Steve showed how Claude can generate custom indicators and strategies from scratch, including a volume-weighted momentum indicator and a consecutive close filter indicator, which were successfully implemented and tested in the system.

 He explained the process of creating these indicators, including debugging and testing them, and demonstrated how the AI-generated strategies could be backtested on a database of stocks.

 Steve emphasized that while AI tools like Claude can significantly speed up the development process and create new indicators not previously available in the system, traders still need to validate and test the effectiveness of these strategies through backtesting and further refinement.

To train Claude.ai, upload the pdf manuals from this page under the EDS tab https://aiqeducation.com/support-2-2/

This zip files contains the 2 strategy EDS file used in the video, 

https://aiqeducation.com/downloads/edsai.zip

AIQ Expert Ratings How Best to Use Them

Recording of an hour-long session with Steve Hill, CEO of AIQ Systems. It’s one of the longest-running AI-based systems in the world. Like any AI it isn’t perfect. In this session, Steve covered leveraging these ratings for effective trading decisions. Includes an EDS file that scans for unusual rating patterns of 11-59, 16-56, and 76-5.

https://aiqeducation.com/downloads/16561159.EDS

https://aiqeducation.com/downloads/11591656705.edp

https://aiqeducation.com/downloads/16561159%20all2.edp

https://aiqeducation.com/downloads/11591656.edp

Download these 4 files to your /wintes32/EDS Strategies folder. Open EDS and open the file c:/wintes32/EDS Strategies/16561159.eds

Detecting High-Volume Breakouts

The importable AIQ EDS file based on Markos Katsanos’ article in the April issue of Stocks & Commodities, “Detecting High-Volume Breakouts,” can be obtained on request via email to info@TradersEdgeSystems.com.

Excerpt “Is there anything more satisfying for a trader than capturing a huge breakout? The usual practice for breakout entries is to simply buy new highs. This method, when used in isolation, will often result in false breakouts. It is, therefore, better to wait for volume confirmation before entering the trade, as high-volume breakouts usually last much longer. In this article, I will show you how to detect breakouts using only volume, sometimes even before price breaks out, by introducing a new volume breakout indicator. “

The code is also available here:

 
!Detecting High-Volume Breakouts !Author: Markos Katsanos, TASC April 2021 !Coded by: Richard Denning, 02/18/2021
!INPUTS:
period is 30.
smoLen is 3.
vpnCrit is 10.
maLen is 30.
V is [volume].

!FORMULAS:
MAVol is simpleavg(V,period).
MAV is iff(MAVol>0,MAVol,1).
Avg is ([High]+[Low]+[Close])/3.
MF is Avg - valresult(Avg,1).
ATR is simpleavg(max( [high]-[low],max(val([close],1)-[low],[high]-val([close],1))),period).
MC is 0.1*ATR.
VMP is iff(MF > MC, V, 0).
VP is sum(VMP,period).
VMN is iff(MF < -MC, V, 0).
VN is sum(VMN,period).
VPN is (expavg(((VP - VN) / MAV / period),smoLen))*100.
MAVPN is simpleavg(VPN,maLen).

Code for the VPN indicator is set up in the AIQ code file. Figure 9 shows the indicator on a chart of Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA).

Sample Chart

FIGURE 9: AIQ. The VPN indicator is shown on a chart of Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA).

—Richard Denning
info@TradersEdgeSystems.com
for AIQ Systems

Trend Strength: Measuring The Duration Of A Trend

The importable AIQ EDS file based on Richard Poster’s article in February 2021 issue, of Stocks & Commodities “Trend Strength: Measuring The Duration Of A Trend,” Getting a good reading on trend strength is an important and useful metric to have when trading. Here, we introduce a new technique that makes use of a less common approach to measuring the strength of a trend… can be obtained on request via email to info@TradersEdgeSystems.com. The code is also shown here:

!Trend Strength: Measuring The Duratioin of A Trend !Author: Richard Poster, TASC Feb 2021 
!Coded by: Richard Denning 12/12/2020
!INPUTS:
TPRlen is 20.
SMAlen is 5.
ThrshFixed is 1.0.
MULT is 10.
C is [close]. _point is 0.01.

!FORMULAS:
sma1 is simpleavg(C,SMAlen,0).
sma2 is simpleavg(C,SMAlen,1).
smadiff is (sma1 - sma2)/(MULT*_point).
up if smadiff>ThrshFixed.
dn if smadiff<-ThrshFixed.
countP is countof(up,TPRlen).
countM is countof(dn,TPRlen).
tpr is abs(100*(countP-countM)/TPRlen).
ListValues if 1.

Code for the TPR indicator is set up in the AIQ code file for stocks with point value equal to 0.01. Figure 7 shows the indicator on a chart of Apple Inc. (AAPL).

Sample Chart
FIGURE 7: AIQ. The TPR indicator is shown on a chart of Apple Inc. (AAPL).

—Richard Denning
info@TradersEdgeSystems.com
for AIQ Systems