Grock bot has got to be the best AI

trading agent in the market right now.

And what I decided to do was set up a

trading agent that scans the market 24/7

and takes trades and comes up with new

trading strategies all the time. With

the emphasis there being on 24/7, so

even when I

take a little nap, a little sleep, this

bot is still running because one of the

most beautiful things about Grock bot is

that whenever you've got something

running, like I've right now got some

bots running that are doing analysis on

a trading strategy, right? This is not

running on my own device. It's actually

running on Grock bot's computers. And so

even though they all theoretically share

the same computer, so you don't have

like

infinite computer access, on another end

you do because every single bot has its

own sort of computer, meaning it could

do its own tasks all in parallel. And so

a really cool thing is that I could for

example have a strategy bot that's

specifically doing strategy things. And

every single time I want to look at what

it's doing, I can open it up in the

browser right there. I've got the alpha

lab here that's doing specific

strategies. And every single time I want

to look at it, I can open it in here

every single second of the day. And like

I said, the nicest thing is your

computer doesn't necessarily have to be

on for this. It's 24/7. And so right now

what I've got set up is that every 4

hours it sends me a little message with

an update on the strategies it's been

testing. This was just a couple of

minutes worth of effort as you can see

from the chat. This was not a deep

conversation at all. Now you can see two

of the strategies that it's been testing

right here failed. Uh they did 234

tests, but with only a 42% win rate and

expectancy not being so good with the

max drawdown being ooh

it had to get rid of these two trading

strategies, but

I could basically now tell Grock bot

what type of strategy I'd want to test,

and it can go ahead and do that all the

time. Or I could actually take this a

step further. I also inside of GrokBot

now have a money manager, as a while

back I basically said to my chief of

staff, which I also have inside of

GrokBot, I want to get a whole bunch of

new things hired to get a full-on

financial analyst that's 24/7 working on

stuff. And it decided it needed a

research department, tape, macro

fundamentals, which all funnel into like

the research department, strategy, risk,

money manager, and then it can paper

trade. And the point there being that

now I could actually also, with just a

very simple text, connect my money

manager, which goes over all my

financial decisions, all my finances,

because I could tell GrokBot exactly

what it is that I'm working on, where

I've got my investments into. I can let

GrokBot overlook those investments 24/7,

and if something were to spike, if

something were to happen or change, I

could then, with a little button that's

over on the bottom left plugins, also

have it set up to connect to Gmail or

maybe calendar, so I get a notification

on my phone in my Gmail whenever

something changes. Now, of course,

you've also just got notifications of

GrokBot if you're using the phone

version, but so you can kind of see how

much potential there is in this. Set up

messages, so whenever something happens,

maybe I scrape something from X, cuz

actually one of the native

functionalities as well is that you can

actually connect your X with this as

well, so you can see whenever somebody

is posting something. Maybe you have

these researchers that you like to

follow, maybe you have a certain set of

biochemical accounts that you follow,

and you basically want a whole report to

be written every single time these guys

post because you think the stock prices

will do well. Well, you can connect your

money manager with just a very simple

piece of text, right? Just one message,

you can connect your money manager,

which overlooks your money, to do an

analysis on whenever, let's say

a company like Moderna recently posted

this new cancer vaccine that could stop

cancer reoccurrence to some extent, and

the stock price went crazy. You could

have set up a bot pretty simply by

adding your X, and then inside of a bot

saying, "Hey, I want to create a funnel,

or I basically want every single time

this or that account posts, a report is

made that overlooks my finances and is

sent to me with what the consequences of

this may be and whether or not this is

good or bad." And then, perhaps you also

want another department, which you don't

have to specify. It'll look through its

different agents that it already made to

know which it should make or which agent

should do it. I also perhaps want to

take a trade depending on our trading

preferences, depending on our trading

strategies, if something fits. But, if

you give it a whole list of different

accounts to scroll, to to check, to get

updates on, to scrape, you can basically

say, "Hey, if one of these accounts now

fall under my

preferences, within my parameters,

perhaps you can take a trade and send me

a message." You can, of course, also

connect your actual exchanges to it.

Maybe you want to actually make it able

to trade for you. As of this point, if

you're watching this video as a

beginner, I wouldn't do that yet. I I

think you need to really be good at

making these bots, really be good at

using Grok Bot before actually

connecting your main exchange to it. And

also, coming up with proper strategies

is really hard. And that's also why bot

trading on that is really cool website.

So, basically, what it's got on there

right now is just a very simple prompt

to help you connect your claw to

TradingView. So, you can basically get

these AI-built charts that can be as

extensive as you want it to be. You

know, if you want every single dot to be

measured, you can get that done, and

it's super simple. Uh that's basically a

little guy that I've got on there right

now. But, what I'm expanding it towards,

and again, it's going to be one of the

first links in the description down

below, is I've got a ton of different

trading strategies. I've tested millions

of them, but the hardest part is getting

trading strategy bases. So, to get a

trading strategy, super simple, takes a

couple of seconds. But, to know what

makes one valid, but more importantly,

what cuts a ton of them off is way

harder. And so, by that logic, if you

come up with a strategy for scalping, if

you keep tweaking it in little bits and

pieces, because you've got all the

historical data, you can have fit it.

Right? You can keep curving it and

changing a little bit, so that if you

look at the past year, one strategy

would have made you 10,000% worth of

gains. Would have turned your $1 into a

million. Because if you keep tweaking

it, a strategy or many will come out to

be perfect. The hardest part is tweaking

it so that it works in the future. And

that's also some of the stuff I've been

working on for a long time and I've been

doing. And I've got a lot of strategies

running right now that at least from the

history up to now, and at least the past

couple of months since we started

forward testing, have been profitable.

And that's the type of stuff I also want

to share with you. But just so, whenever

you can, make sure you check out the

link down below to to a bot trading.net,

because maybe the group will have opened

up by that point. Maybe you're watching

this video not today, but in a couple of

days or weeks. Another cool thing is

whenever you're building something,

it'll always ask you where you want it

to show a show its progress or or

things. Now, at first, I connected

Notion to Grok Bot, but I actually have

to make a new Notion account, because I

want to separate things a bit better.

And another thing, or actually just to

expand upon that, what you could, for

example, do is let it build you an

entire trade log of all the different

strategies it tried when, what all the

parameters were, what made it work, what

didn't make it work. And you could

actually also export your real trading

history for, for example, a Binance or

whatever exchange it is you're using,

insert it, see exactly the pattern that

you trade on, and let it replicate it.

It's actually really cool whatever you

can do. And like I said, what I'm doing

on bot trading is basically explaining

to people how to come up with profitable

strategies and what it takes to really

rigorously test one, so that even if

you've got a good idea, even if you've

got all the data of your previous

trades, to optimize it to hopefully work

better in the future with the power of

AI. And also, one thing I heavily

recommend to do if you're a person using

Grok Bot, is to not use the set limits.

So, for example, if you're starting out

with a new strategy, what Grockbot will

tend to do is basically put things on a

very low fire, right? You're cooking,

but you're not really cooking very fast.

Whenever you're doing any sort of

operation, just tell it to expand by a

tenfold or even a fiftyfold, meaning if

it decides to test two strategies all at

once, say work in parallel and do 50 at

once or 100 at once because you do not

like to waste time. Like here, for

example, it only tested two at the same

time. It said, "No, these are not good."

And then it finished for the next couple

of hours. I could now say, "Hey, instead

of every 4 hours coming up with a couple

of strategies, run every 5 minutes, or

run literally constantly every 30

seconds." Okay, that's too much, but you

get the idea. Or maybe you just say, "I

want you to keep continuing on for such

a long time and keep keep continuously

looking at different things." Just let

try it out, is what I'm going to say.

The nicest thing is the interoperability

here, meaning you've got everything in a

very simple overview, and you can speak

to it in plain English, which for Claude

or ChatGPT takes a significant amount

more skill. Like ChatGPT was designed to

be this companion of yours to just talk

to, but in my own personal opinion, is a

lot harder to properly automate. Like

Claude was way easier for actually

building things out for the average

person. But the kind of sad thing about

Claude is that by definition, the way it

talks, the way it looks, is just like an

AI. And where Grockbot takes over is not

that it's the most customizable. It's

not that it's the most used one or

anything of that sort. All that they've

got in terms of advantage is they've got

a different style that makes automations

that people mostly use Claude for now or

any N and these type of tools, but let's

just say mostly Claude for now. A lot of

people also use ChatGPT for, but mostly

just for generating simpler things

still, I believe.

But now they've got they they gave it a

new sort of hardness that makes it a lot

easier for the average person to start

also building routines, automations, and

like these things, like 24/7 trading

desks. Cuz here's the kicker. If we're

talking about a Claude or a ChatGPT, if

you want to run these things 24/7, well,

I guess it's starting to become easier

now where you don't probably I I'm not

sure even what the latest update is.

Ever since Claude had their internal

browser now added, like I think

yesterday,

perhaps there's now the possibility to

make Claude work 24/7 as well. But

recently, just really recently, you

still had to just keep your computer on

if you wanted Claude to run all the

time. Now, this will change, of course,

pretty quickly. But that's a very big

pro to Crock-Bot. And uh don't take my

words all too seriously here at the end.

Some of the details about what

AI has what functionality may be

slightly wrong. But the point still

being that if you're using Crock-Bot and

happen for a little while, you realize

just how convenient it is to talk in

plain English to every single one of

these, get your responses, have them all

be interoperable, and it's kind of to me

like a game, like a Telegram chat, a

little lighthearted game of just looking

through, seeing what all these guys are

doing if you ask them to report back to

you. Or if you're talking to your chief

of staff, which you also have, that it

actually hires new bots for you, kind of

like employees, and so you sometimes see

them chatting to one another, which is

kind of funny. Like, for example, right

here, if I look through my trading agent

chat, you it says right here, "Message

the chief of staff." And so here, if you

click on the conversation, "Hey, I hired

a trading desk for Dusty so we don't

double hire. New specialists are these."

And then the chief of staff says,

"Locked in. I will not double hire them

because you hired them just now." It's

kind of like funny how that's going on

in the background, and it actually asks,

"Ping me if a desk's item needs

uh chief of staff coordination." So, for

example, if I now told the trading agent

I'd want a message sent to me every

single morning

uh via email, which is something that my

chief of staff handles, the trading

agent would tell the chief of staff, and

you could see that chat then, that it

wants to set up an email structure for

it, or yeah, to to build some

customizations that the chief of staff

would need to

help out with. Anyway, I think this

stuff is really cool. I've also left a

little guide on how to use Grok Bot in

the free school, which is the first link

in the description down below, which you

can also go ahead and check out. Like I

said, first link down there. And I've

not been too active. I post every couple

of days with whenever I find something

cool to talk about. But the more people

that are joining, the more I also put in

effort to actually make sure everybody's

entertained. But right now just come in

here and say hi. You know, why not? It's

a nice group of people. And like I said,

it's absolutely free. And uh I'll end it

off by saying, stay building, stay

crazy. Because this AI stuff is so

freaking wild. But if you're not putting

the hours in to try stuff out, you can

never grow.