@BTCqzy1: After Claude integrates real financial data, it really takes stock research to a new level~ Now through MCP, it directly calls real-time stock prices and other data, and every judgment given has data support. I have organized a set of Prompts I use in my daily trading: from pre-market scan → entry confirmation → position management →...

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User shares a set of Prompts for stock trading after connecting Claude to real financial data (real-time stock prices, etc.) via the MCP protocol, covering pre-market scan, entry confirmation, position management, and other stages, demonstrating practical cases of AI-assisted investment decisions.

After Claude integrates real financial data, it really takes stock research to a new level~ Now through MCP, it directly calls real-time stock prices and other data, and every judgment given has data support. I have organized a set of Prompts I use in my daily trading: From pre-market scan → entry confirmation → position management → exit timing → end-of-day review (the recording below shows prompt1) Just sharing~ dyor~ Not investment advice~ 【Prompt 1】Before market open: Is today worth trading? Do a quick scan before market open: what overnight news actually affects today's trend—major speeches, policy changes, earnings—and which sectors they impact each; what futures and pre-market volume are saying, whether major funds are flowing in or out; which stocks have clear catalysts today, and which are just drifting with the market. Finally give an opening strategy: is today suitable for offense or defense; which 2-3 stocks to focus on and why; what conditions indicate today is not suitable for trading. If there's no data, just say there isn't, don't fill today's judgment with yesterday's news. 【Prompt 2】Entry: I'm considering buying [ticker], help me confirm the entry: Candlestick pattern: does the current structure support entry or do I need to wait; Volume: increasing or decreasing, and is it consistent with price direction; Fund flow: net inflow or outflow from major players over the past 3 days. Compare the stock's relative strength (RS) against its sector ETF and SPY to determine whether it's leading or following. If signals are aligned: where is the best entry price; where to set the stop loss, and what logic failure does breaking that level indicate; what are the first and second take-profit levels; position suggestion: enter all at once or in batches. If signals are not aligned: directly say what conditions to wait for before reconsidering. Each judgment should indicate whether it is data-supported or an inference.
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Claude connected to real financial data and totally leveled up stock research~

Now with real-time stock prices and data directly accessible via MCP, every judgment comes backed by data.

I’ve put together the set of Prompts I use in my daily trading: Pre-market scan → Entry confirmation → Position management → Exit timing → Post-market review (the recording below shows Prompt 1)

Just sharing~ dyor~ not financial advice~

【Prompt 1】Pre-market: Scan quickly before market open — is today worth trading? Any overnight news that truly affects today’s direction: key figures’ speeches, policy changes, earnings reports, and which sectors each impacts; what futures and pre-market volume are saying, whether smart money is flowing in or out; which stocks have clear catalysts today and which are just riding the index. Finally, give an open strategy: is today for offense or defense; which 2-3 stocks to focus on and why; what scenarios would suggest today is not suitable for trading. If no data, just say so — don’t fill today’s judgment with yesterday’s news.

【Prompt 2】Entry: I’m considering buying [ticker], help me confirm the entry: Candlestick pattern — does current structure support entry or need to wait; Volume — expanding or shrinking, and is it aligned with price direction; Fund flows — net inflow or outflow from smart money over the past 3 days. Compare the stock’s relative strength (RS) to its sector ETF and SPY — is it leading or following. If signals are aligned: best entry price, where to place the stop loss and what logic it invalidates if broken; first and second profit targets; position sizing — enter all at once or in batches. If signals are not aligned: just say what condition to wait for. Mark each judgment as data-supported or inferred.

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