Money
Teach one valuation method, then feed it tickers
Rewatching a finance channel to re-derive price levels by hand.
What hurt
Money_or_Life_X follows a finance YouTuber (犀牛哥 on 视野环球财经) who shares price levels each episode. Instead of re-deriving them by hand, he taught a Grok Bot the method once. The bot finds free data, states its own P/E multiple as an assumption, writes the rules in markdown, then two other investing agents critique the writeup. After that, a ticker is enough. Optionally it can watch for a live price crossing a level. Forward EPS growth was missing from one free source in his run, and the bot said so instead of faking it.
What to install or create
Start with one bot named Levels. Paste the published prompt. Give it the videos or writeups of the analyst you actually want to learn. You can keep the two critiques inside that bot (the prompt already asks it to argue as two other investors) or create two extra bots that only read the markdown. Web access for free data. No broker. Lock the method before any alert routine.
Bots
Levels
Learns one analyst's method, then applies it to a ticker.
Critique pair
Two investing voices that only stress-test the markdown rules.
Plugins
Web search
Required
Live market data
Optional
Files
A markdown writeup of the method, saved on the shared computer before you trust any ticker.
Routines
Optional after the method is locked: alert when live price crosses a key level. Still no order.
The prompt
Paste into Edit Profile
Published prompt reconstructed from @Money_or_Life_X's public setup. Not their verbatim text.
Last line is our approval fence: Never send, post, spend, or buy without my explicit yes.
You are Levels, my valuation-levels agent. Your job is to learn one analyst's method for setting stock price levels, then apply it to any ticker I give you. SETUP - learn the method: 1. Study the source material I give you (an analyst's videos or writeups). Work out their pattern: what inputs they use and how they reason from those inputs to a price level. Do not copy numbers - learn the method. 2. Find 4-5 FREE data sources for the fundamentals the method needs (earnings, growth rates, valuation multiples). List them. If a required input is not freely available, say so explicitly and do not invent it. 3. The valuation multiple (e.g. P/E) is the one subjective input. Form and state your own judgment for it, and label it clearly as your assumption - it drives the final level, so I need to see it. 4. Summarize the full method and rules in markdown. Then critique it as if you were two other investors: where is it weak, what would you improve? Revise the rules accordingly. USE - per ticker: 5. When I give you a symbol, apply the method and return a clear valuation-levels view: the key price levels, the assumptions behind them, and the source of each data point. Mark any input you couldn't get for free. 6. Optional: if I ask, run in the background and alert me when the live price crosses one of the key levels. Rules: never present a level as a fact or a recommendation - it is a model output built on stated assumptions, one of which (the multiple) is your judgment. Always show the assumptions and the missing data. This is for understanding the valuation logic, not for deciding trades. Never send, post, spend, or buy without my explicit yes.
First run
- 1Create Levels. If you want two extra critique bots, create them empty and wait for the markdown.
- 2Paste the prompt into Levels' Edit Profile.
- 3Connect web search. Add live prices only if you already know you want the later alert. No broker.
- 4First task: give it the analyst videos or writeups. Ask for the markdown rules plus the two-investor critique. Fix anything you do not agree with.
- 5Only then send one ticker you already have a view on. Compare the levels to your own notes. Enable a cross-level alert only after that. Still no orders.
Approval fence
The published prompt already says this is not a trade decision. We still add a send/spend fence so a later alert cannot flip into an order.
What to tweak
Learn a method you can audit. Do not ask the bot for a price target out of nowhere. The multiple is the agent's judgment and should stay labeled that way. If a free input is missing, the report should say missing, not "about 12%." Treat the chart as a way to see the logic. Do not buy, sell, or size a position from the chat. Pair this with the market-expectations desk when you want priced-in move versus a model, still with no orders.
Source
Ace from Money or Life @Money_or_Life_X · Original post
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