Automate · Apex
From an idea to a rule set you can actually trust.
Write it, prove it survives its own backtest, watch it forward on paper, and only then let it run — against your own account, through your own agent.
How it works
Five stations, in order.
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Write the idea in your own words. It becomes a deterministic rule set you can read line by line, version, and hand to someone else — not a black box you have to trust.
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01WHEN 50-day crosses above 200-day
02AND 20-day volatility < 25%
03THEN allocate equal weight
04REBALANCE monthly
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The posture
What automation here does not do.
This is the part that decides whether automation is safe to use, so it is stated plainly rather than buried in terms.
hedg3 places no orders
There is no order path from us to a broker. Your own agent does the placing, against your own account.
We are blind to your brokerage
No credentials, no custody, no balance we can see. What the agent reports back is what we know.
Signals stay walled off
A rule set cannot trigger on a hedg3 verdict. Automation runs on neutral inputs — price, indicators, a schedule.
Build the first one.
Strategy Lab and Autopilot are part of Apex. Paper trading is unlimited; live execution is rolled out deliberately, not flipped on.