rt-ptj

Generate macro and momentum trade ideas with 5:1 asymmetric payoff and strict risk rules.

28|11|Updated Apr 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/risingdream/roundtable --skill rt-ptj
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Skill: rt-ptj
Source: https://github.com/risingdream/roundtable/tree/main/skills/investors/rt-ptj
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/risingdream/roundtable --skill rt-ptj

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you convert macro uncertainty into actionable trade structures by enforcing asymmetry (5:1 reward-to-risk), disciplined stops, and regime-aware timing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 5:1 Trade Structuring: Builds setups where the reward from entry to target is at least 5x the loss from entry to stop, requiring a defined entry, stop, and target.
  • Defense-First Risk Management: Prioritizes avoiding large losses with stop loss discipline, no adding to losing positions, and thoughtful position sizing.
  • Macro + Technical Timing: Combines fundamentals and technical inflection signals (e.g., moving averages like the 200DMA) with sentiment and cycle context to decide when a trade is actually investable.
  • Use Case: You’re bullish on a theme but not sure when to enter—use this Skill to translate the theme into a specific long/short plan with stop placement, timing conditions, and a check that the payoff is truly asymmetric.

Quick Start

Ask for a trade plan in Korean for your chosen asset and timeframe, including a specific entry, stop loss, and target that satisfies a 5:1 reward-to-risk constraint.

Frequently Asked Questions about rt-ptj

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a trade setup with a 5:1 reward to risk ratio?

A 5:1 reward to risk setup requires defining a specific entry, stop loss, and target where the potential reward is at least five times the potential loss. This enforces strict risk management and asymmetric payoff discipline.

What is the best way to combine macro analysis with technical momentum timing?

Combining macro analysis with technical momentum involves using technical inflection signals like the 200-day moving average alongside sentiment and cycle context. This determines when a macro theme becomes an investable, trend-aligned trade.

Can I generate a trade plan for FX and commodities using position sizing rules?

Yes, you can generate trade plans across equities, rates, commodities, and FX. The plan applies strict position sizing rules and stop loss discipline to manage risk across liquid markets regardless of the asset class.

How do you apply stop loss discipline to avoid adding to losing positions?

Stop loss discipline requires setting a predefined exit point at trade inception and never adding to a position moving against you. This defense-first risk management approach prioritizes avoiding large losses over maximizing wins.

When should I not use momentum trading for a bullish macro theme?

You should avoid momentum trading when technical inflection signals like the 200DMA do not align with your macro thesis, or when market regime conditions lack clear trend alignment. Without these timing confirmations, the setup lacks investability.

Does regime-aware analysis work for generating trade ideas across multiple asset classes?

Regime-aware analysis works across liquid markets including equities, rates, commodities, and FX. It evaluates market cycle conditions and sentiment to filter setups, ensuring trade ideas respect the current market environment before enforcing risk constraints.