Claude Quant - Multi-Session Strategy is a reference strategy framework designed for multi-session index trading across Nikkei, DAX, and Nasdaq markets.
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Overview
Claude Quant - Multi-Session Strategy outlines a session sequencing architecture that adjusts base risk parameters, applies conditional expansion rules based on previous session outcomes, and scales exposure using VIX volatility thresholds. Drawn directly on the price chart, it incorporates portfolio-level percentage drawdown protection. Note that this reference implementation serves as a structural framework for multi-session allocation and risk management rather than a fully executable trading system with complete proprietary signal logic.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Portfolio Stop (%)
float
-8.0
portfolio_stop_pct
Trading Session
string
NASDAQ
session_type
Nikkei Long Base (%)
float
4.0
nikkei_long_base
DAX Long Base (%)
float
1.5
dax_long_base
Nasdaq Long Base (%)
float
2.0
nasdaq_long_base
Nikkei Short Base (%)
float
1.0
nikkei_short_base
DAX Short Base (%)
float
0.5
dax_short_base
Nasdaq Short Base (%)
float
2.5
nasdaq_short_base
Enable Conditional Expansion
bool
true
enable_expansion
DAX Long Expanded (%)
float
2.0
dax_long_expanded
Nasdaq Long Expanded (%)
float
3.0
nasdaq_long_expanded
Enable VIX Adjustment
bool
true
enable_vix
Show all 16 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
VIX Low Threshold
float
15
vix_low
VIX Normal Threshold
float
20
vix_normal
VIX Elevated Threshold
float
30
vix_elevated
Signal Lookback (Placeholder)
int
20
lookback
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