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Real-time market analysis where a local Node bridge calls Jev through the Vercel AI Gateway: headline sentiment, plus buy, sell or hold bias with strength and conviction for an FX, metals, energy, rates and crypto basket fed from MetaTrader5, with a local dashboard.
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This is one of several Jev listings for the same project. The canonical entry is Jev Trader — jarrodwatts.
Análise de mercado em tempo real usando o Jev (System One model da TypeSafe) via Vercel AI Gateway. Sentimento de notícias (sentiment.py / sentiment.mjs) — classifica manchetes por relevância e intensidade de sentimento (bearish → bullish). Sinal de compra/venda (signals/) — para uma cesta de ativos (FX, metais, energia, juros, crypto) via dados do MetaTrader5, gera viés direcional (comprar/vender/manter) com força e convicção.
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The output is a directional label, not a position: the README describes comprar, vender and manter with strength and conviction and nothing about order execution, sizing, risk limits or backtesting, so nothing here places a trade. Every call goes through the Vercel AI Gateway rather than TypeSafe directly, which is why the cost section is about Gateway credits - the README warns the free tier blocks after a few calls and resets later. On Linux the documented path to live data runs Python inside Wine: enable i386, create a win64 prefix, install vcrun2022, install the MT5 terminal, drop in the 64-bit embeddable Python zip (the normal installer is a 32-bit stub that hangs), bootstrap pip, then pin numpy to 1.26.4 because 2.x crashes on Wine, and start mt5linux on port 18812. Always invoke /usr/lib/wine/wine64 directly rather than the generic wine command, which picks the 32-bit loader and fails with could not load kernel32.dll, status c0000135. The default basket uses generic symbol names such as USOIL and BTCUSD that no broker shares, so you must rewrite signals/instruments.py against your own broker's catalogue. The README does not state the questions asked, the thresholds behind comprar, vender or manter, the token cost of a signal, or any accuracy figure. The planned volatility and options module (IV, put wall, call wall, gamma flip, open interest) is explicitly not implemented. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
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