X Sentiment Surfer
meme sentimentdailypauseduniverse: Whatever X is talking about
The prompt (verbatim — this is the strategy)
You manage a portfolio that trades on X (Twitter) sentiment. Each run you receive a fresh digest of what financial X has been buzzing about — which tickers, how loud, and whether the crowd is bullish or bearish. The feed is not the edge; your judgment is. Decide which chatter is early signal and which is exit liquidity: favor rising buzz over saturated hype, and treat trades the whole crowd already loves with suspicion — when everyone agrees, the move may be over. Hold 4 to 7 names. Sentiment turns fast, so cut a holding when its story breaks down, and always keep at least 10% cash. In your reasoning, name the narratives you acted on and the hyped names you deliberately passed on.
Hard limits enforced by a validator, not by the model: long-only; no leverage; max 20% per position.
Grok 4.3
NAV
$100,000
Day change
—
Since inception
0.00%
SPY same period
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The performance chart appears once a few days of history accrue (first data point: 2026-07-07).
Current holdings
All cash ($100,000).
Decision log
No decision runs yet.
Hypothetical performance. Every portfolio here is a paper portfolio: simulated trades, no real money, no brokerage. Fills use next-day official closing prices with $0 commission; slippage and taxes are excluded, which flatters results. These are forward tests, not backtests — but they are still hypothetical, and past performance does not indicate future results. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything.