Jev labels the market regime for every candle — trending, ranging, volatile — from a paragraph of English. Classic strategies trade only in their regime. Watch the drawdown.
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1 REGIME DEFINITIONS — plain English. This exact text is what Jev classifies against. Edit and re-run.
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2 LABEL THE MARKET — 15 seconds, hard stop. One Jev call per candle answers regime, bias and risk at once. Identical situations are asked once.
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3 THE REGIME ON THE PRICE — background = Jev's label for that candle, computed from candles already closed (no look-ahead).
4 GATED vs UNGATED — same strategy, same candles; gated only enters in its regime — EMA and Donchian in trends with the bias and never when stand aside; RSI reversion outside trends (the snap-back flag is its setup). Green = gating helped.
More: Jev's labels per candle and the gated trade logs ▾
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Why a classifier. Anyone can write "buy when EMA 9 crosses 21" as code. What nobody codes well is when to trust it. Regime detection is fuzzy and multi-signal, so it lives in traders' heads and in paragraphs like the one above. Jev turns that paragraph into a label per candle in ~100 ms for a few thousandths of a cent, and the label gates the strategies. The rules-as-code line is the default paragraph written as if/else: it shows how faithfully Jev follows the text, and it is the fair baseline. Paper account: $10,000, 1-pip spread, 1×ATR stop, 1.5×ATR target, no leverage; gating never forces an exit. History and every Jev answer are stored in this browser, keyed by situation + definition text.