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A market analyst on Telegram you can argue with

In short: DC Market Agent watches NQ, ES and CL, posts a morning briefing and a structured update every thirty minutes, and flags abnormal volume and breaking news as it happens. The part that makes it different from every alert bot: you can reply in the thread and ask it why — and it answers from the live context it is already holding, framed by your own trading rules.

This film covers DC Key Levels and DC Market Agent together, so much of what you see on screen is the Key Levels chart. The agent conversations in it are an illustrative preview written to show the format — they are not a recording of a live conversation, and no message in them is a market call. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play.
DC Market Agent morning briefing in a Telegram thread: overnight summary per instrument, the day's scheduled economic releases with consensus against previous, the expected move for each instrument, and a note on which release actually matters
The shape of a morning briefing: overnight summary per instrument, the day’s releases with consensus against previous, the expected move, and a note on which release actually matters — not a reprinted calendar. Example thread, not a live capture.

An alert bot broadcasts. This one holds a conversation.

Every other Telegram trading bot is a one-way pipe: it fires a message and stops. This one keeps the session context in hand, so you can reply and interrogate it.

Ask it why

“Why did you read the session as balanced?” It answers from the same live context it used to write the update, not from a generic model prompt.

Ask it what if

“What happens if we lose the VAL?” It reasons about the levels currently in play, not about levels in general.

Check a setup against your own plan

“I’m looking at a long here — does that fit?” It knows what your plan says, because it read it.

It learns your way of trading

The agent reads your own trader profile, your playbook and your validated edge findings as context. Its answers are framed in your rules rather than in generic market commentary.

Those files are plain text and they are yours to edit. That is the whole training mechanism — no fine-tuning, no black box, no subscription tier to unlock it. Change the playbook, and the next answer changes.

What arrives, and when

Morning briefing

Once per day per market. Overnight summary, the day’s scheduled releases with consensus against previous, the expected move for each instrument, which release actually matters and why, and your own execution rules restated where you will read them.

Intraday update, every 30 minutes

Where price is, VWAP, the swings that matter, and both the long and the short scenario — not a directional call dressed up as analysis.

Abnormal volume alert

In real time, when volume steps outside its normal range for that time of day.

News engine

The ForexFactory weekly calendar plus a ForexLive feed, polled every three minutes, with a breaking-keyword watchlist — war, tariff, rate cut, emergency meeting, ceasefire, state of emergency — and a cooldown so one story does not flood the channel.

Session plans

07:45 for the European session, 14:30 for the US open.

Session review

22:15, after the day is done.

NQ, ES and CL are watched in parallel, and every post is labelled with the market it belongs to. Three instruments in one thread is only workable if you never have to guess which one you are reading.

It refuses to analyse stale data

This is the design decision worth paying for, and it is the one competitors do not make.

No fresh context, no analysis

If a market’s context file has not been written recently, that market is skipped entirely. Silence, rather than confident commentary on a feed that died twenty minutes ago.

It verifies the data is what it claims

Each context file is checked to confirm it actually belongs to the instrument named in it. A mislabelled file produces nothing, not an analysis of the wrong market.

No memory between calls

Each analysis starts from the current state. One bad reading cannot quietly contaminate the next hour of output.

The comment in the source says it plainly: precision of a surgeon — we are handling large sums. A bot that goes quiet when the data is broken is more useful than one that never goes quiet at all, because you learn to trust the silence.

What it needs

TelegramA private channel or thread of your own. Nothing is public.
Live contextA DC data engine running on your NinjaTrader, writing the live context the agent reads. It is installed as part of the package — the agent is not a standalone script you point at nothing.
InstrumentsNQ, ES and CL out of the box
API keyYour own OpenRouter key — you pay the model provider directly for what you use. See below.
Price$799 lifetime — one payment, with your own OpenRouter key

Why it needs your own key. The condition is not a catch — it is the reason a one-time price can exist at all. Every user makes real inference calls, up to about 150 a day, and that cost does not stop after the software is installed. A licence where we pay for your inference forever is a promise that quietly gets more expensive with every customer who buys it, and the usual way that ends is a price rise or a shutdown. With the key in your name you pay the model provider directly, at cost, you can see exactly what you are spending, and nobody has to renegotiate the price later. There is no version of this where the inference is ours.

What it is not

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Not a signal service

It gives you both scenarios and the structure behind them. It does not tell you to buy, and there is no track record to quote because it does not place trades.

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Not automated trading

Nothing it produces reaches your broker. It writes to Telegram and nowhere else.

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Not a calendar reprint

Anyone can paste ForexFactory into a channel. The value is in the reasoning connecting a release to the instrument you actually trade — and in it staying quiet when it has nothing.

Frequently asked questions

Can it really answer questions, or is that a canned menu?

Real answers. You reply in the same Telegram thread and it responds using the live context it holds for that instrument, plus your own profile and playbook. It is a conversation, not a set of buttons.

Does it place trades?

No. It has no broker connection and no order routing of any kind. It writes to Telegram and stops there.

Which instruments does it cover?

NQ, ES and CL, watched in parallel with every post labelled by market. Other instruments are a custom-development question rather than a setting — ask.

What happens when my data feed drops?

It goes silent for that instrument until fresh context arrives. That is intentional. An analysis of a dead feed is worse than no analysis, because you cannot tell the difference from the message.

Do I need to know anything technical?

Setup is a Telegram channel and the data engine on your NinjaTrader, which is walked through on install. Editing the playbook is editing a text file.

Is my trading data sent anywhere?

Market context and your playbook are sent to the model provider so it can answer — that is how inference works. The key is yours, so that traffic sits on your own account and is your relationship with the provider, not ours. No account numbers, no fills and no broker credentials are involved at any point.

Can I buy it today?

Not yet. Checkout opens once the licensing client and payment provider are finished. The founding list locks a lower price until then.

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