I've got an insane AI Trading Prompt specifically designed for Opus 5.5 that will probably make you a lot of money. Should I post it here for free? OR In https://www.skool.com/part-time-quant-academy ? ($29 per month) If you're in PTQA Community, I want to hear from you too.

If you've ever told yourself you don't have a business idea, watch the video above. You do — you just haven't been asked the right questions yet. This is the full masterclass. In about 15 minutes I walk through the exact system I'd use to make my first $1,000 with AI if everything was taken away from me: - where the money actually is (it's not where most people look) - how to find a business hidden inside a job you've already done - how to reverse-engineer the perfect solution and price it properly - how to land your first paying client and take payment in minutes Then I hand you the prompt that does the heavy lifting. You paste it into Claude, answer a few questions, and it builds your entire business plan on one dashboard: the problem you're solving, the offer, exactly who to sell to, the words that make them buy, your first 10 outreach messages, and your payment setup. Done for you, in one sitting. Get the prompt here → [CLASSROOM PROMPT LINK] (Classroom → YouTube Prompts → "Make your first $1,000 with AI") Then take the challenge: Build your business with the prompt and post it right here in the community — the dashboard even writes the post for you, title and body. I read every single one, and I'll work one-on-one with the best builds to take them from $1,000 to $10,000 a month. Watch the video. Run the prompt. Post your build. Your first $1,000 is the floor, not the ceiling. Don't scroll past this one.

I saw a prompt on how to steal youtube trading strategies and I laughed because I started doing that a few months ago and handing them out like candy to my family that trades or is learning to trade while I used Claude and Cursor to build my 3 futures trading bots. When my bots are done my family will be testing them out. Never knew how exciting it was to work with "code" to build anything. All of this is thanks to Lewis' video on using Claude to create tradingview alerts. Glad to be here.