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News sentiment reader SHADOW
Every minute in market hours, Claude reads new Benzinga headlines about the index, the largest stocks and macro news, and scores each one for what it means for the S&P 500. The scores fade with a 90-minute half-life and add up to one market score from -1 to +1. Above +0.4 it would buy a SPY call, below -0.4 a put, if SPY is on the same side of VWAP. This is a test: it logs the trades it would take and never places an order.
Score vs SPY · Wed, Oct 28
The chart fills in once the reader has run for a few minutes of market hours.
Dotted lines are the entry thresholds. If the score tends to move before SPY does, the reader is finding something.
Shadow trades (0)
| Opened (ET) | Side | Contract | Score | SPY move | Exit | Return | P&L | Driven by |
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No trades yet.
Priced like the bot would trade: bought at the bid-ask midpoint (capped at the ask), sold at the bid. SPY move is signed in the trade's favour.
Market-moving headlines
| Published (ET) | Headline | Read | Impact | Relevance |
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Nothing scored yet.
Headlines Claude rated at least 0.3 relevant to the whole index. Only new information counts fully; opinion counts at 30%, and recaps and repeats don't count.