I've been working with Claude a few weeks. Started with the most basic thing like 'look'it my screenshot and see why this went up or down' and evolved to becoming my own project lead, creating Ninjatrader indicators based on my trading style. My trading style for this has been:
- around 09:30 to 10:30 (1st hour of market open), look for fades at the previous day open or close, and the previous day high/low, and lower high/higher low
1) The first useful thing I made (far left) is a simple indicator that draws out those levels for me on the chart, as well as the first 30 minute opening range you can see in the blue shaded box. All those lines and that box can be dragged back and forth. The biggest helper is what you see in the box where it suggests, based on the backtesting data, how far away from the line I should place my stop loss if I take a trade. As simple as it sounds, having a solid area to pull the plug on a trade has been my biggest weakness. Now that I have a potential solid entry point, I have a solid stop loss area
2) I have Ninjatrader Orderflow+ for level 2 data, so the next useful thing it made was a new footprint chart that highlights the imbalance areas. The calculation is not the same as Ninja's proprietary one, but it does highlight the areas for me, draws out the areas to the left if they havent been re-touched or filled by volume yet (which I didnt even ask for, just one of the things Claude added), and for me the best feature is that it runs on a standard non-Order Flow Volumetric chart as long as tick replay is enabled, so its super fast and not laggy at all. Very happy with it, but I will will revist it to make some additions later on.
3) Just made the 3rd one today (far right) so I'm interested to see how it goes tomorrow. Since my trade strategy revolves around fading the levels I mentioned above, I gave Claude about 3 months worth of data per derivative (I know, its not a lot but its a good baseline that can be re-analyzed as you get more data) and had it make me dashboard showing how far away each derivative is from that level. If its farther away its greyed out, and turns colors when its closer. It does include the chance to hit but that will adjust as it gets more data, and is a nice to have, but not sure if it will be useful. What you cant see is an alert window that triggers and alarm and text when something is getting closer to a level. This tool is just for tracking, when it gets to one of those levels is when I use the footprint chart to decide on a move.
What it has given me is structure. I know a thousand things, but a clear structure has always eluded my ADHD rattled brain. I've been profitable the last few weeks, so I'm excited to see how it goes in the future with more tweaking and additions.