For Reddit (r/wallstreetbets), it uses OpenAI strictly as a semantic parser to extract tickers and buy/sell/neutral intent from text, then applies a mechanical weekly scoring model (recency decay, attention share, buy/sell imbalance). No fundamentals, no price features, no user weighting.
For U.S. House trade disclosures, it uses a separate, slower model focused on credibility and position building rather than timing.
It’s intentionally not a trading bot or a prediction engine. I publish weekly snapshots and performance publicly, including weeks where signals are weak or inconclusive.
Would love feedback, especially on failure modes or things you’d want to see to trust (or falsify) a system like this.
alejandromav•1h ago
A few clarifications upfront:
This is live, not backfilled. Weekly snapshots are published as-is. “Confidence” is a relative, within-week score, not a probability of profit. OpenAI is only used for text parsing (ticker + intent), not for ranking or prediction. WSB and House trades are separate signals with different horizons.
Feedback is welcome.