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Trading Prompt

Let us think through how to b3st trade stocks given only a detailed list of the prices over the past week at hour resulting. We will think through this in LISP and present both LISP code, an explanation, and Python code. We will be allowed to revise our methodology continually, but we will be eliminated if we lose funds for more than three rounds. Note that the strategy must also win 60% of the time or better. Each turn will be an hour, and new price data will be added.

Thought for 66 seconds

Okay, let's see. The user wants to create a stock trading strategy using Lisp and Python. The constraints are that if we lose funds for more than three rounds, we're eliminated, and the strategy must win 60% of the time or better. Each turn is an hour with new price data. Hmm.

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