I built a self-calibrating financial signal engine that reads 70 sources

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MarketTrigger.Bot — AI-Powered Financial Signal Engine

AI-Powered Financial Signal Engine

Raw data →<br>Financial opportunity.

70+ global sources scanned every 2 hours. Bloomberg to MIT research. Each signal mapped to a structured thesis — with tickers, time horizon, and exit conditions — delivered to your Telegram the moment it fires.

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70+<br>Sources scanned

23<br>Thesis types

2h<br>Scan interval

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recent signals

Most recent triggers<br>· updates every 2h<br>View all →

📈 Equity

Red Sea rerouting — shipping + defense

↑ 5.9/10

1h ago

📈 Equity

Private credit stress — leveraged loan defaults SHORT

↓ 5.9/10

1h ago

📈 Equity

Big Tech debt issuance flood — credit market crowding

↓ 5.9/10

1h ago

📈 Equity

Oil supply shock

↑ 6.5/10

1h ago

📈 Equity

US fiscal deterioration — sovereign term premium

↑ 6.5/10

1h ago

📈 Equity

Rate hike — REITs & homebuilders SHORT

↓ 6.5/10

1h ago

what makes it different

Cross-source clustering

3+ sources = signal

One Bloomberg article is noise. When Bloomberg, Reuters, MIT Tech Review, and FT all flag the same trigger within 48 hours, conviction multiplies by up to 1.7×.

Semaphore-limited scoring · 48h rolling window

Supply chain maps

2–3 steps deep

AI capex surge → HBM demand → DRAM market tightens → memory companies. The system follows effects downstream automatically rather than stopping at the obvious play.

Hardcoded supply chain graph · 9 trigger types mapped

Self-calibration

Learns weekly

Every week it compares conviction scores to actual P&L. Already found: policy shift and cyber signals outperform, uranium and mineral signals underperform. Scores adjusted automatically.

Pearson correlation · Per trigger-type adjustment

Discovery engine

Finds the unknown

Daily scan of articles that don't match any existing thesis. Recently found: Boeing China 200-plane order, UniCredit-Commerzbank hostile takeover, NextEra data center megadeal.

Unmatched article scan · Claude inference · Daily

70+ sources

Including research

Bloomberg and Reuters for breaking news. MIT, Stanford, NBER, Brookings for research breakthroughs. Cybersecurity feeds, commodity trackers, and agricultural data — all in one scan.

RSS + NewsAPI + price feeds · Every 2 hours

23 theses

Equity · Commodity · Bond

Tanker spikes, uranium surges, cyber attacks, AI buildout, rate cycles, Japanese repatriation, private credit stress, geothermal, and more — each with tickers, exit signals, and risk notes.

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the adaptive scoring engine

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Ingest

70+ sources

Every 2h · Bloomberg to MIT

AI SCORING ENGINE

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Score + Adapt

Conviction 0–10

Scores every signal · Adjusts weekly from outcomes

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Correlate

Cross-source boost

3+ sources = ×1.3–1.7 conviction

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Map

23 thesis types

Signal → tickers + exit signals

Alert

Telegram · Real-time

Structured thesis · Immediate

How the AI scoring works

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Reads intent, not just keywords

Understands that "Iran warns it may consider closing Hormuz" scores 4/10 (threat only) while "Iran navy seizes oil tanker" scores 9/10 (confirmed event).

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Classifies trigger type precisely

Assigns exact trigger categories: hormuz_blockade, cyber_attack, rate_hike, mineral_supply_shock — preventing oil news from firing AI theses and vice versa.

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Filters noise aggressively

Analyst forecasts, opinion pieces, earnings previews, and events older than 48h all score near zero and never become alerts.

How the algorithm adapts

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Weekly outcome analysis

Every week it measures the correlation between conviction scores and actual market outcomes — broken down by trigger type.

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Automatic score adjustment

Trigger types that consistently lead to strong signals get scored higher going forward. Trigger types that generate noise get scored lower — automatically, without human intervention.

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Injected into every future score

Historical calibration data is included in each scoring prompt — the AI reads its own track record before scoring the next article.

Conviction score scale — how signals are classified

0–2

Noise · Ignored

3–4

Rumour · Unconfirmed

5–6

Credible · Developing

7–8

Confirmed · High impact

9–10

Binary shock · Alert fires

9.5 — "Iran navy seizes tanker in Hormuz"

9.0 — "Fed cuts rates 50bps emergency meeting"

2.0 — "Analyst says oil could rise if tensions escalate"

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70+ sources. 23 theses. An AI that gets smarter every week. Start reading the market differently.

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