Adaptive MFT Extremum Pivots [PineScript, OpenSource]

[ElysianSignals]

of course this is not limited to cash and futures, all markets have influencers that can get a market over stimulated.

You're 100% right. That's how we can use AI emotional/behavioral recognition to speculate on future prices. AI can expect the behavior of the known influencers to often more successful than themselves. The Internet is full of use cases when AI told something about the human user that not even the humans themselves knew but turned out to be true.

But I take it further.

AI can predict the consequences of human action, like an X post or interview, often better than the person saying it. That's how I use bots to forerun already existing proof. Since the quotation is there, it isn't that much speculative anymore. The market already started to price it in, but bots can price it in faster than mainstream media. That's how I wrote a forerunning strategy.

Would Beautiful Soup be the way to extract the titles from Drawings in TV's Object Model? The values of the drawings themselves seem to be encapsulated. Drawings like the Position Tool's values don't seem to be accessible. Any insight you could share on these two separate problems?

BS4 won't work on most websites these days as everything is dynamic. You could try Selenium (also headless).

Valid point, d08! Every trader asks me to automate their bot because they have a Python bot but want to get signals from TV scripts to trade on the exchange without manual work. Autonomous solutions I've developed so far often used Selenium.

You mentioned headless. Did you mean Headless Chrome automation?

That might be a viable idea. You can consider the following possibilities, too:

Playwright: Open-source framework developed by Microsoft, offering multi-browser automation with a built-in recorder and visual debugging tools. Strong performance and support for mobile testing.

Cypress: Open-source framework with a focus on ease of use and end-to-end testing. Offers time travel debugging and automatic waiting functionalities. Good for beginners and front-end developers.

WebDriverIO: Open-source framework with flexible API and strong community support. Offers rich plugin ecosystem for extending functionality.

Puppeteer: Headless Chrome automation framework by Google. High performance and tight integration with Chromium DevTools. Requires Node.js knowledge.

Appium: Framework for mobile app automation, supporting both native and web apps. Works across iOS and Android.

I didn't forget your export function, Sprout. Many asked me to write a MFTA indicator, which I've done. When that documentation's complete, I'll update the existing indicators.

 

[MarkBrown]

You're 100% right. That's how we can use AI emotional/behavioral recognition to speculate on future prices. AI can expect the behavior of the known influencers to often more successful than themselves. The Internet is full of use cases when AI told something about the human user that not even the humans themselves knew but turned out to be true.

But I take it further.

AI can predict the consequences of human action, like an X post or interview, often better than the person saying it. That's how I use bots to forerun already existing proof. Since the quotation is there, it isn't that much speculative anymore. The market already started to price it in, but bots can price it in faster than mainstream media. That's how I wrote a forerunning strategy.

make no mistake i am a huge fan of ai in it's current state - it's a far cry from when i used it in the 80-90's it was useless dribble then. i think your are on a very nice different tract than the boring norm, it's a lonely road to Elysian Fields.

 

[d08]

You mentioned headless. Did you mean Headless Chrome automation?

Yeah, running it without the GUI display.

 

[ElysianSignals]

make no mistake i am a huge fan of ai in it's current state - it's a far cry from when i used it in the 80-90's it was useless dribble then. i think your are on a very nice different tract than the boring norm, it's a lonely road to Elysian Fields.

Thank you. I didn't have the opportunity to live the 1980-1990 interval that you mentioned because it was 4-14 years before I was born.

However, I learned the backpropagation method I use in my artificial neural networks is from 1980-1990. I hear people discovered hidden Markov models in the same era. I use Markov models to teach my artificial neural networks for Natural Language Processing. I admit some individuals see only a few buzzwords in these concepts, but I can name practical examples where I found them to be a solution.

There's the X NLP script I mentioned in some posts. It uses artificial neural networks and Markov models for NLP. Everyone agrees that X tweets contain information that can contribute to technical analytics. Elon Musk, TSLA. Do I have to write more?

Yeah, running it without the GUI display.

Selenium is usually my number one choice. I know that you don't need GUI to run Selenium.

Alternatively, you can use some of the others without GUI: Puppeteer, Playwright.

I extend the list with Casper JS and Nightwatch JS. Your choice depends on your programming language.

I'm sorry if you mentioned it and I missed it among the many replies.
What OS and programming language or framework do you want to use?