Trademinator may not be the first AI-enabled trading bot, but it could be the first that actually works.
Trademinator's primal rules:
Buy cheap, sell expensive.
Thanks to the knowledge acquired from the past, Trademinator will try to detect tops and bottoms in real time.
You don't lose if you don't sell.
If you manually made a purchase and that purchase wasn't a good call, Trademinator will remember the transaction (how much and how many), and it will sell only when there is a profit in your favour.
How does Trademinator work?
The idea is easy. Trademinator learns from the past and acts accordingly when a similar situation arises. Still curious? Let's explain further.
Trademinator will use a selected set of indicators to measure trend, momentum, volatility, and other characteristics of each bar. After supervised training, Trademinator will realize that bottoms and tops share similar metrics. This is where the magic happens! Thanks to different AI algorithms, the software will be able to recognize potential tops and bottoms, in other words, potential trading opportunities.
Not all potential trading opportunities are good. Thanks to the transaction history and personal preferences, Trademinator can decide when to take a buying opportunity and when a selling opportunity is a good one.