Frequently Asked Questions
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AAA Algo has been created with the fact that ‘AI is coming’ - as in somehow jobs will be impacted. No one can credibly say when this will occur. Jobs may evolve - but some of us aren’t as young as we were once.
This creates a need to become Self Reliant and create your own Revenue Source. If you have a significant Nest Egg - AAA Algo may or may not be for you. But if there is any doubt that you have, then AAA Algo can help.
AAA Algo is about using AI to generate Trading Bots. Even non-programmers can create Trading Bots with Vibe coding. Trading Bots are meant to be deployed on small capital and have significant gains to be worth the time. As an example, SP500 based investments could return 12% annually on average. Trading Bots have significantly higher ROI - but comparing Investing with Trading is not accurate (kinda comparing apples & oranges). But both revenue generation streams can happily co-exist
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Trading Bots are based on the concept of High Frequency Trading (HFT) - they require trades to be placed intraday and trade duration is typically in the order of minutes.
Here are 3 asset types that can be used for HFT:
Stocks - While there are margin accounts available, Stocks are not leveraged. Capital requirements are relatively high compared to the other options below. Also - there are more than 6000 stocks, scanning them regularly, is a difficult proposition - especially if you want to automate your Trading
Options - Options are leveraged (whether they are on broad indexes or single stocks) - however, pricing options accurately is a difficult proposition. Options pricing use Theta & Delta values and these change by time - not to mention Volatility that can change option pricing significantly. This is an issue for automation - but not an impossible task
Futures - These are based on fixed values and correlated to broad market indices like Nasdaq 100 or SP 500. The fixed values of Futures makes it easier to automate by easily determining what the numerical values would be for an Entry Order, a Profit Order and a Stop Order
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One of the biggest challenges of High Frequency Trading (HFT) is consistency. Consistency implies being able to determine exact conditions and order values for Entry, Profit & Stop. Attempting to do this manually - month after month, year after year - can become a significant challenge. After all we are human, not machines.
Coffee breaks, Bio breaks can be expensive in HFT. A missed entry can lead to frustration - which can lead to Discretion trading. Discretion trading - wherein you bend the rules - can be disastrous to the human mindset. Discretion trading can become Gambling with sub-optimal entries, loser stop points and smaller profit targets.
Humans are not machines, but machines are not humans either. Machines don’t tire, need coffee/bio breaks and as long as strict rules are defined programmatically - machine based trading performance will handily beat humans.
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Simple answer - No. Not with the capabilities that AI provides currently (as of 2026). Thanks to the massive buildout of AI - coding is a secondary problem now.
The main requirement is problem solving - wherein you need to define your entry/profit/stop conditions based on technical indicators which is entire mathematical in nature
AI should also be used carefully - you can ask it to simply “Create a day trading system” which is an open ended prompt. An alternative approach would be to say - “Create a code block that determines what is the current Profit (or Loss) of the account”. You can even ask the AI to explain what the code block entails before copying/pasting it into your Trading Bot. Assembling smaller blocks of code into a full Trading Bot enables you to work around the problem of not being a career programmer
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There are multiple AI options available and continue to be created (as of 2026).
Claude is my favorite, but if you want to use OpenAI Codex, or any other favorite AI - we can work with that.
Important to note - we are using AI coding tools as a “tool” - nothing more/nothing less.
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