Trading ideas
The analyst
Before an idea is announced, two models review it. They judge what the rules found, never invent a trade or a price, and never place an order.
Before an idea is announced, two models review it. They judge what the rules found. They never invent a trade and never place an order.
| Who | Job |
|---|---|
| Claude Haiku 5.5 (the writer) | Reads a dossier of the idea and the market, and writes the case: headline, thesis, evidence for and against, notes on entry, stop and targets, what would invalidate it, and what would change its mind. Another model, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, answers only if the Anthropic call fails. |
| Jev (the calibrated second opinion) | Gives calibrated take, wait and pass probabilities in about a second. A pass of 60 % or more vetoes the idea. |
The dossier
The dossier holds the plan, the state of flow, open interest, funding, volatility, structure and the book, recent bars, the auction levels, the Tactiq Flag on every timeframe, the strategy's own record, and the lessons from the playbook that fit this idea.
The price check
Every price the analyst cites, in a field or in its text, must be within 5 basis points of a price in the dossier. Otherwise the review is rejected, retried once with the problem named, and then marked unavailable. The idea then runs on the rules alone and says so.
Take, wait, pass
- Take: announced on the Signals page and Telegram, with the analyst's verdict first.
- Wait: names the one thing that would make it a take, as words and as a condition Tactiq can check, such as "a 1h close above 81,780 on net buying". Tactiq checks every close. If the condition comes while the limit is still open, the idea becomes a call: "The analyst waited for … It happened."
- Pass: followed to its end. It reaches your Telegram only if you chose "all" ideas in My alerts, marked as not a call.
Is it adding value?
A language model cannot be tested on history, because it has already seen it. Tactiq judges the analyst forward only. Every idea is followed to its end, taken or passed. The Signals page compares the taken ideas with the passed ideas in net R, and measures every wait: how often its condition came, and how the ideas it came for compare with the ones it never came for.