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Fable 5.2 + this prompt is the most POWERFUL combo I've ever seen for trading the open...
paste this into Claude Code: 4 agents work the gap between the close and the open, backtest every after-hours move and try to kill it. by the bell one tested setup is on your screen
and every dead idea has a CAUSE OF DEATH
copy-ready prompt is in the first reply, bookmark it ↓
paste this into Claude Code: 4 agents work the gap between the close and the open, backtest every after-hours move and try to kill it. by the bell one tested setup is on your screen
and every dead idea has a CAUSE OF DEATH
copy-ready prompt is in the first reply, bookmark it ↓
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Citadel + Jane Street + Fable 5.2 is the most DANGEROUS way to trade NVIDIA right now...
Citadel has made $90.4 billion for its investors, more than any hedge fund in history. Jane Street made a record $39.6 billion in trading revenue last year. Fable 5.2 now runs the two rules behind them inside your Claude Code for free
here's the full guide on how to set it up:
1. zipline (20K stars) - the Citadel rule: nothing gets a dollar until it survives a backtest. its #1 author went on to run equities engineering at Citadel
2. agent_skills (by Jane Street) - the Jane Street rule: think in probabilities. their own AI tutor grills you until your strategy holds up
3. Drex for Finance (by @NaceAI) - the gatekeeper: a finance decision model that answers "take or skip?" before every entry, with a probability, in 100 ms. no more staring at charts to decide if the tape is tradeable
now the setup:
1 → start Claude Code on the new model: claude --model claude-fable-5-2. paste the 3 links (below) and say: "install zipline-reloaded on Python 3.12 and add Jane Street's agent skills to my skills"
2 → sign up at console.nace.ai/invite/dy4mg7wu (you start with $5 of free credits), create a Drex Workspace, copy the Claude Code command from the API tab and paste it
Drex Workspace is killing manual work in finance, and this is the trader's version of it
3 → the Citadel rule: "pull NVDA hourly candles from Kraken's public API (it lists the tokenized share as NVDAx, around the clock) and backtest 3 trend strategies in zipline with fees. keep only what is still in profit"
most ideas die right here, and that is the whole point
4 → the gate: "before every entry ask Drex: TRENDING, CHOPPY or PANIC? take or skip? enter only above 0.7"
i ran it on the last 72 hours of NVIDIA: Drex said skip 40 times, and only 14 hours cleared the 0.7 gate
5 → the Jane Street rule: "use the tutor from agent_skills to grill me on my bot: edge after fees, who is on the other side, position size. no live trading until I reach level 4 on every topic"
nobody does this part, and it is the one Jane Street is famous for
6 → paper: "run it 2 weeks on paper and log every trade and every Drex answer". real money only if the backtest and the paper run both hold after fees
the result: Fable 5.2 builds and runs the whole desk, it tests before it trades, thinks in probabilities, and has a model that let only 14 of the last 72 NVIDIA hours through
you're welcome:
Citadel has made $90.4 billion for its investors, more than any hedge fund in history. Jane Street made a record $39.6 billion in trading revenue last year. Fable 5.2 now runs the two rules behind them inside your Claude Code for free
here's the full guide on how to set it up:
1. zipline (20K stars) - the Citadel rule: nothing gets a dollar until it survives a backtest. its #1 author went on to run equities engineering at Citadel
2. agent_skills (by Jane Street) - the Jane Street rule: think in probabilities. their own AI tutor grills you until your strategy holds up
3. Drex for Finance (by @NaceAI) - the gatekeeper: a finance decision model that answers "take or skip?" before every entry, with a probability, in 100 ms. no more staring at charts to decide if the tape is tradeable
now the setup:
1 → start Claude Code on the new model: claude --model claude-fable-5-2. paste the 3 links (below) and say: "install zipline-reloaded on Python 3.12 and add Jane Street's agent skills to my skills"
2 → sign up at console.nace.ai/invite/dy4mg7wu (you start with $5 of free credits), create a Drex Workspace, copy the Claude Code command from the API tab and paste it
Drex Workspace is killing manual work in finance, and this is the trader's version of it
3 → the Citadel rule: "pull NVDA hourly candles from Kraken's public API (it lists the tokenized share as NVDAx, around the clock) and backtest 3 trend strategies in zipline with fees. keep only what is still in profit"
most ideas die right here, and that is the whole point
4 → the gate: "before every entry ask Drex: TRENDING, CHOPPY or PANIC? take or skip? enter only above 0.7"
i ran it on the last 72 hours of NVIDIA: Drex said skip 40 times, and only 14 hours cleared the 0.7 gate
5 → the Jane Street rule: "use the tutor from agent_skills to grill me on my bot: edge after fees, who is on the other side, position size. no live trading until I reach level 4 on every topic"
nobody does this part, and it is the one Jane Street is famous for
6 → paper: "run it 2 weeks on paper and log every trade and every Drex answer". real money only if the backtest and the paper run both hold after fees
the result: Fable 5.2 builds and runs the whole desk, it tests before it trades, thinks in probabilities, and has a model that let only 14 of the last 72 NVIDIA hours through
you're welcome:
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this Fable 5.2 hedge fund prompt is completely BROKEN, it trades 24/7 and never stops improving...
every night Claude Fable 5.2 runs a post-mortem on its own book, finds the trade that bled the most PnL and rewrites the rule behind it
it feels ILLEGAL
the full prompt is in the first reply, steal it before everyone starts running it ↓
every night Claude Fable 5.2 runs a post-mortem on its own book, finds the trade that bled the most PnL and rewrites the rule behind it
it feels ILLEGAL
the full prompt is in the first reply, steal it before everyone starts running it ↓
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