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trade-thesis

Use when a user proposes a trade idea, asks "should I trade X", wants a bull/bear case, conviction check, trade plan or pre-trade analysis, or before deploying any new strategy live for the first time. Builds a structured thesis: bull and bear cases, invalidation criteria, and a sizing rationale.

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# Pre-Trade Thesis Builder

A structured framework the agent produces before any live deployment of a new strategy idea. Forces two-sided analysis and a measurable invalidation level so every trade has a thesis that can be killed.

## When to produce a thesis

- The user proposes a new trade idea ("I want to long ETH", "thinking about a funding squeeze on SOL")
- The user asks "should I trade X" or "is this a good setup"
- The agent is about to deploy a new strategy to live for the first time
- The user explicitly asks for a bull/bear case, conviction check, or pre-trade analysis

## When to skip

- **Backtests and parameter sweeps** — the thesis is for live capital, not for exploring an idea
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