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Ask the desk, screens and market breadth in Trading Desk (Pro)
How Trading Desk 1.1.1 turns a plain question into a condition, shows the exact text before anything leaves the computer, runs a saved condition as a screen over stored closes, counts market breadth and looks at the past with an event study, on a fictional demo desk.
Step by step, with screenshots: Ask the desk, screens and market breadth.
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Transcript
- 00:03 Ask the desk and screens, on Trading Desk's fictional demo portfolio; both are Pro.
- 00:14 Write a condition in plain words under Your question, then press Ask.
- 00:19 Before anything leaves the computer, it shows the exact text and the AI provider.
- 00:24 Lines that look like amounts are removed first; nothing else from your desk goes with it.
- 00:29 Change the question stops there, and nothing is sent.
- 00:34 The demo's saved condition runs as a screen over the radar's names.
- 00:39 Run now checks it again over the stored closes: 16 names met it.
- 00:44 Each name shows the figures behind it: a reading of past prices, not a forecast.
- 00:50 New screen takes a name, a saved condition and the names to run it on.
- 00:56 Market breadth counts radar names above their 200-day average, and new highs and lows.
- 01:06 An event study finds each time a saved condition began in the stored history.
- 01:11 It shows what followed one, three and twelve months later: the past, not a forecast.
- 01:17 Screens, Ask the desk and event studies are part of Pro, and of the free trial.
- 01:24 Trading Desk.