Act as a technical-analysis educator. I trade the crypto market on 15-minute data and focus on trend/momentum/range conditions. Select nonredundant measures of trend, momentum, volume, and volatility; define settings and timeframe alignment; handle confirmation and contradiction; and state when each signal should be ignored. Finish with simple entry, exit, and invalidation rules and a plan for out-of-sample validation.
Universal Strategy Backtesting Framework
Medium
Creates a reproducible test with explicit rules, clean data, realistic costs, relevant metrics, and strict separation between development and validation.
Act as a quantitative trading researcher. I want to test a strategy on the crypto market using manual charts / Google Sheets / Python / AI tools. Ask for missing facts, then define entry, exit and risk rules; data sources, timestamps and cleaning; survivorship and look-ahead controls; transaction costs and execution; metrics and uncertainty; development and out-of-sample periods; and forward testing. Include a reproducibility checklist and predeclared pass/fail criteria.
Universal Chart-Pattern Trading Framework
Medium
Creates an objective and context-aware way to analyze chart patterns without treating visual shapes as standalone signals.
Act as a technical-analysis educator. I trade the crypto market on 15-minute data. Build a framework for continuation and reversal patterns with objective geometry and timing, prior trend and regime, volume or liquidity, entry, confirmation, invalidation, target, costs, and conditions for ignoring the pattern. Include trade, wait, and reject outcomes and a historical validation plan.
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Latest packs related to Technical Indicators, Strategy Backtesting, or Chart Patterns.
AI prompts for indicators, backtesting, and chart patterns
Technical Analysis turns chart observations into structured prompts that define signals, conditions, invalidation rules, and evidence requirements. Instead of asking whether a chart looks attractive, the prompts test assumptions and explain what would make the setup fail.
Use Technical Indicators for signal logic and confirmation rules; Strategy Backtesting for data quality, bias checks, and validation plans; and Chart Patterns for definitions, false-breakout rules, risk levels, and scenario review.
