Expert Playbook
Translate the expert’s experience into explicit, testable decisions.
- Underlying value and business quality
- Crisis scenarios, entry and exit discipline
- Position sizing, stops and exposure limits
Experience, disclosed positioning and market intelligence—checked against one rulebook.
Fictional events demonstrating the proposed workflow
Illustrative worker capacity
More voices ≠ more evidence
Fictional assets · inspect evidence before action
No simulated orders yet. Select an eligible proposal to run a paper decision.
The proposed method combines experience, public positioning and a wider view of the market.
The intersection is a qualified opportunity—not a guaranteed outcome.
Translate the expert’s experience into explicit, testable decisions.
Track disclosed purchases and sales, with the original dates and context intact.
Connect verified events with the narratives attracting market attention.
Crisis Edge is designed to turn expert rules, publicly disclosed political trades and market intelligence into evidence-backed proposals—with risk controls before execution.
“40 years of experience” belongs within Expert Playbook once the expert and relevant experience are documented. It is not a 40-year AI track record. “Hundreds of agents, 24/7” is a planned operating capability, not established performance. Public disclosures are delayed and do not establish insider trading.
Adjust the demo rules. Proposal eligibility and paper sizing update immediately.
Local demo state · changes do not affect any account
Position sizing shrinks as stop distance increases to preserve the 0.5% risk ceiling. Price gaps can cause larger losses.
Production controls specified in the master architecture
No original evidence means no automatic execution. Reposts add attention, not independent proof.
Evaluate at the public availability date. Never simulate entering at the politician’s earlier price.
Baseline: 10 positions, 50% pilot gross exposure, 20% per sector or originating household.
Consent, cash, existing exposure, fresh quotes and broker capability must pass before submission.
Stops and broker reconciliation continue even when the research models are offline.
When facts conflict or evidence is incomplete, waiting is a valid decision.
A product direction for the Hermes master specification. This file is a self-contained interactive mockup.
Expert Playbook owns valuation, trade rules and risk. Political Positioning supplies disclosed transactions. Market Intelligence supplies catalysts and narratives.
Valuation is an input to expert judgment, so it does not need a fourth marketing pillar. Execution is the operational layer beneath all three.
Treat Crisis Edge as a working name. Brand/domain/trademark availability has not been checked.
Agent count alone is an operating metric, not evidence of investment skill. “Proprietary” should describe the actual owned rules, scoring and implementation.
No live news, TikTok videos, valuation engine, broker integration, persistent database or prediction model is connected. Paper entries use fixed scenario prices with no fees or fill simulation. Production requires the full master specification.
Use “publicly disclosed congressional trades” in product copy. A disclosed purchase does not establish illegal insider trading, exact allocation or a current holding.
Senate guidance generally requires a PTR within 30 days of notice, no later than 45 days after the transaction; public availability may be later. This can be a substantial trading delay.
Crisis Edge combines expert trading discipline, publicly disclosed political positioning and market intelligence to identify opportunities during uncertainty—and applies predefined risk controls before execution.
The aim is to improve decisions and manage downside. Profit maximization, loss minimization or a predictive edge must be demonstrated, not assumed from a Venn diagram or model consensus.
Customer use still needs approved source rights, broker integration, client mandates and jurisdiction-specific regulatory assessment.