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Moin ;)

I would like to use my Google AI Pro subscription included with Drive but last time I checked, their terms were not just ambiguous and confusing wrt training and ZDR, they were contradictory. Until they have that fixed and properly communicated, I'll stick to other vendors.

My biggest takeaway is Laya and that Jev isn't novel. I'll look into finetuning Laya.

There is no Opus 5.1. Guess you're talking about Fable 5.1

Btw, cool name ;)

We only offer SMAs, separately managed account, and only get a limited power of attorney to trade on your account. That means we can't withdraw any money, ever, and the account stays in your name.

So that's not possibel :)

We operate from Germany and everything must follow regulations and be compliant.

As you might have guessed from the sentence you quoted, we aren't managing client capital just yet. So it's not set in stone yet how we'll do it with the license. Our preferred path right now is with a partner we're in talks with which supplies the license (you can imagine it like a liability umbrella, Haftungsdach in German) and a respected German brokerage. Since it's not yet a done deal, I don't want to give more info. However, it's very important to me (Vinzenz Richard Ulrich) and will always be the case at autotradelab that we follow regulations and are compliant.

I've actually been considering talking with people (eg on forums) about the topic "asset managers suck" and finding out people's gripes. Since you brought up Bernie Madoff, do you have thoughts on that topic? We could chat on eg LinkedIn or email.

Buy & sell, and we focus on forex and crypto for now. In the future we'll add (index) futures & stocks. It's not LLMs trading btw. LLMs are not reliable for generating trading signals.

We use statistical and ML trading strategies, mostly statistical right now to be frank. Yet we constantly expand our zoo of strategies, as I like to call it.

There is no holy grail in trading, it's about having a system for market edge discovery (alpha discovery).

My co-founder is actually my father.

He lost all his clients when the brokerage he was an introducing broker for went bankrupt and then decided to focus on other things, like his (and his wife's) massage shop.

UNTIL he decided to return to finance for autotradelab, to bring his knowledge to a new generation.

Codex and Claude Code have an auto/auto-review mode to let a reviewer LLM check suspect commands your coding agent wants to run.

I was annoyed that OpenCode and pi.dev don't support that, so I made this small plugin for the pi (pi.dev) coding agent to implement the same feature.

First plugin that does this for pi.dev that I could find.

It's been useful for me so I hope it's useful for you.