Soumendra Mishra · Since 2008

Indian market education, historical analysis & practical AI learning.

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AI and Markets

Use AI to support learning and organize research. Verify its answers against the original evidence before relying on them.

A useful first exercise

Take one historical article from this blog and ask AI to explain its terminology in plain language. Keep the original date and figures attached so the example is not confused with current market data.

Try this prompt

Explain this historical market article to a beginner. Use only the supplied text. Identify its date, instrument, timeframe and data source. Separate stated facts from interpretations. Flag missing information and do not invent current prices or a buy/sell recommendation.

Check the result

  • Compare every number and date with the original source.
  • Open cited sources and check that they support the claim.
  • Look for invented prices, unsupported certainty and missing context.
  • Keep private account details, passwords and financial documents out of public prompts.

A simple research workflow

Choose a question → gather dated source material → ask AI for a structured explanation → verify it → record corrections and unanswered questions.

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