Three decades. That's how long I've been letting AI call the shots on my trades. Sounds crazy? Maybe. But it's also why my fund didn't just survive—it thrived.

Here's the thing most people miss: your gut can only juggle so many variables. Mine? I took every rule I used for decision-making, every pattern I spotted, and coded them into algorithms. What happened next changed everything.

The machine doesn't get tired. Doesn't panic when markets bleed. It chews through mountains of data while you're still reading the first headline. Speed matters, but accuracy matters more—and when you combine both, you're playing a different game.

Turns out, teaching computers to think like traders (but faster, colder, better) wasn't just smart. It was the edge.