Trend structure
Fast and slow moving averages must agree, price must break a twenty-bar channel, and the four-hour picture must point the same way as the fifteen-minute one.
FINDEUS
God of Finance
FINDEUS watches seven currency pairs around the clock, sizes every position against the account it is actually risking, and declines far more trades than it takes. The restraint is the product.
Invite only. Ask the owner for a code.
Interface preview. The shape of the panel, not a performance record.
The system
Most of a trading system is the part that says no. FINDEUS runs every candidate through the same chain, records which link stopped it, and shows you the answer.
Fast and slow moving averages must agree, price must break a twenty-bar channel, and the four-hour picture must point the same way as the fifteen-minute one.
A directional-strength reading below thirty means the market is ranging. Breakouts in a range are where trend systems bleed, so those are skipped outright.
No new position within two hours before or four hours after a high-impact release. This is the one filter in the whole project that survived a placebo test.
Half a percent of net asset value per trade, three positions maximum, a daily loss stop, a total drawdown halt, and a currency-exposure cap so three trades cannot become one bet.
Orders go in fill-or-kill with a slippage bound. A stop and a target ship with every entry, and the stop trails once the trade has paid for itself.
Every signal, block, fill and close is written to a durable journal on a mounted volume — so the record survives a restart, and so post-mortems use data rather than memory.
Discipline
A trading product is easy to make look good. These are the shortcuts FINDEUS does not take, and they are the reason to trust the numbers it does show you.
Every strategy here was tested against a matched null — random filters dropping the same number of trades — and most of them failed. The dashboard reports the t-statistic next to the return, so a good-looking result that is indistinguishable from luck looks exactly like what it is.
FINDEUS reads the macro tape every morning through Claude with live web search. That view is advisory and stays advisory: it is scored against realised forward returns for at least 120 observations, and only a rank correlation that clears a threshold promotes it to a trading input.
Spread is measured as a fraction of the risk on each trade, not assumed away. When the measured cost exceeds the measured edge, the panel says so instead of rounding it into the equity curve.
The halt flag, the journal and the risk state live on a mounted volume, not on an ephemeral filesystem. A stop you set from your phone stays set through a restart, a redeploy and a crash.
Signing in gets you the book. Placing, closing or halting anything asks for a second password every single time, and the server checks your role before the order is queued.
Markets
The strategies never reference a currency pair — they take a price series and return a signal. What is genuinely FX-shaped is the plumbing: position sizing in pips, and a calendar that closes at the weekend.
Seven major pairs on fifteen-minute bars, live REST and streaming, with cross-currency P&L conversion so a yen trade is sized in the account's own currency.
LiveNext, because Robinhood publishes a real API for it with key-based request signing. The work is a broker adapter, fractional-coin sizing, and dropping the weekend rule for a market that never closes.
PlannedHarder and stated plainly: Robinhood has no sanctioned public API for stocks, only crypto. Whole-share sizing, a market calendar with holidays, overnight gaps and the pattern-day-trader rule all need answers first.
PlannedSecurity
There is no open registration. Every account comes from a single-use code the owner mints, valid for fourteen days. Behind the login is a funded brokerage account, and a public signup form on it would publish the balance to anyone who found the URL.
Viewer sees the book and nothing else. Trader can work positions. Owner can change risk, halt the bot and manage the team. The server enforces this on every command — hiding a button is courtesy, not a boundary.
Removing someone takes effect on their next request, not whenever their cookie happens to expire. Passwords are stored as scrypt hashes, and changing yours signs out every other device.
Nothing can push to the trading process. It polls for queued commands, which expire in minutes — so a stale instruction from an hour ago is never acted on, and a compromised dashboard can at worst show you old data.
Access is handed out one person at a time.