A sneak peek at what I’m building next.

I’m building an iOS app for exploring and comparing photo-based fashion preferences. Its interface turns quick visual choices into a more personalized way to discover styles.

A new iOS application running in the iPhone simulator during development — A sneak peek of an app I am working on.

Can You Solve This Trading Puzzle?

You are an aspiring merchant seeking fortune in the market. Unfortunately, you have no money or possessions.

Fortunately, a wizard from the future has just arrived—and the wizard never lies.

You ask him, “What will prices be in the future?”

He responds, “Apples and bananas will cost the same.”

Before you can ask anything else, he opens a portal and disappears.

Worse still, you have angered Mercury, the god of markets. Although Mercury cannot change the wizard’s prophecy, he will move prices against any position you take whenever possible.

Armed with the wizard’s knowledge, your goal is to make a profit.

Click any item or the bank to interact with it. You can buy, sell, or borrow items. Anything you borrow you will owe. You can press wait to wait for the prices to equalize. The puzzle is solved if you are in profit and owe nothing.

What You Have

Nothing

I built an AI system to identify market-moving news.

I built an AI-assisted stock-trading research system that searched company news for acquisition offers, clinical-trial results, regulatory decisions, financing, dilution, and cash-runway concerns.

Using Python, I turned articles into structured signals, traced stories to original filings and wire releases, cleaned inconsistent data, tracked positions and returns, and tested different weighting and position-size rules.

Successful signal

TELUS Digital proposal

On June 12, 2025, TELUS Corporation announced a non-binding proposal to acquire the TELUS Digital shares it did not already own for $3.40 per share.

The system bought 119 shares at $2.40, 57 seconds after the article was released. It sold the next day at $3.67—approximately a 53% return.

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Failed signal

Quipt acquisition proposal

On May 21, 2025, Quipt announced that Forager Capital Management had made a non-binding proposal to acquire its shares for $3.10. The proposal had already been publicly disclosed in an SEC filing before the market reacted.

The system bought 162 shares at $2.61, 32 seconds after the article was released. It sold the next day at $1.76—approximately a 32% loss.

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