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| xarlor 603 posts msg #161867 - Ignore xarlor |
7/3/2025 11:06:05 AM Short answer: Yes, it can. Back in May I asked ChatGPT a simple question: "Good morning, ChatGPT. You got any good Stock Fetcher filters that are reliable winners?" It returned 4 filters of different types, a RSI2 mean reversion, momentum breakout, low float with volume spike, and bollinger band squeeze. The first one immediately grabbed my attention as ChatGPT tagged it as "Larry Connors Style". I asked it to expand on this one for swing trading and it returned the following filter: ChatGPT goes on to explain how to use it: Run the filter end of day Enter at or near close (or the next morning if you want confirmation) Set tight stops if the stock continues to fall (optional, Connors didn’t use strict stops but depended on high win rates) It also included exit rules: On a 1–3 day bounce, or When price closes above the 5-day MA, or When RSI(2) > 70 So far, so Larry Connors. I'm very familiar with his trading style and this filter and exit rules are combining several of Larry Connor's ideas into one unified filter. I took it for a spin with my own tweaks: For those of you without advanced subscription: You can use this for buy/sell straight shares. However, my strategy was to buy 14+ DTE ATM calls 30 minutes before market close. Doing this resulted in the following over the past 2 months: Total trades: 115 Winners: 86 Losers: 29 Average number of opening trades per day: 5 Average days in trade: 3 Maximum days in trade: 11 Minimum days in trade: 1 Average P/L per trade: 25.79% Average winner: 40.36% Average loser: -17.41% Reward/Risk Ratio (Average Win / Average Loss): 2.32 Highest winner: 229.63% Biggest loser: -81.73% Click this link for trade details Not surprised the strategy works, but ChatGPT so casually providing winning filters is one example of why AI is transformative. As with all things, disclaimers galore: Not financial advice, this is for educational purposes only. Trading is risky and you will lose money. Options trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. |
| nibor100 1,094 posts msg #161868 - Ignore nibor100 |
7/3/2025 4:30:12 PM Thanks for posting that! I have a few questions related to your use of ChatGPT: Was this the free version or the subscriber version? Had you previously trained it on where to find StockFetcher filters and/or manual? Had you previously used it for other trading related queries that might have indicated to it, your like of Connors type strategies? Ed S |
| xarlor 603 posts msg #161869 - Ignore xarlor |
7/3/2025 5:56:30 PM Hey, my fellow Gator! I'll be happy to answer. Was this the free version or the subscriber version? Free version. I've been using the free version for about a year now. With the free version, at some point the system stops you from using GPT-4o and knocks you down to a less-powerful model for several hours. At that point, I hang it up and come back when the timer expires and continue my work. Had you previously trained it on where to find StockFetcher filters and/or manual? Nope, this is why AI is a paradigm shift. I've used it to help with AutoIt scripts, batch scripts, PowerShell scripts, and now StockFetcher and ThinkScripts. In each instance, I had never asked it about that particular language, it just knew. Had you previously used it for other trading related queries that might have indicated to it, your like of Connors type strategies? No again. It gave me four filters. This was the only swing trading one. There was an intraday (day trading), a potential breakout filter, and a momentum one. It was just throwing a wide net and only asked me afterward if I had a preferred trading strategy. All that said, I would not be surprised if it scraped all of StockFetcher and tied my posts here with my username on ChatGPT and made a connection. Hold that thought... Aaaaand, I'm back. I asked ChatGPT directly. Here's the response. I reiterate, prior to this I had never asked ChatGPT anything about trading. I used it mostly for other unrelated coding (ThinkScript came after the StockFetcher chat) and silly arts and crafts ideas.  |
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