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Buy $1.14 of S&P 500 fund
Buy S&P 500 fund now because it is far below target and the price is in line.
01The decision
- What
- Acted
- Mode
- Acts on its own
- How sure
- 91%
- When
- Wed 08:15 ET
02Why it looked
S&P 500 fund is 0.0% of the desk against a target of 30.0%. That is further than the 3.0% it may wander.
Now 0.0%Target 30.0%It may wander 3.0% either way 03What it saw
In line (±0.5%)Pool price$774.41Reference$775.12Last official update$774.59 - Market session
- extended · price anchored by market makers
- Reference: this pool at the last close
- $775.12337959 · set 4 days ago · the pool was in line it
- What this trade costs
- 0.05% · (the 0.05% pool fee, plus what its size moves the price)
- Trading status
- trading is open
- The owner’s limits at that moment
- $5.00 per action · $15.00 left today · $3.21 cash in the account
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04The options it weighed
05The limits check
This part is plain arithmetic, not an assistant. It can refuse, and it can never start anything.
Every limit passed.
- Counts against your limits$1.14
06The cost, shown before acting
It would spend$1.14It should receive0.00146589 S&P 500 fund- The least it would accept
- 0.00145856 S&P 500 fund
- Slippage allowed
- 0.50%
07What happened
- buyconfirmedreceived 1465889855672608 against 1465889855672608 expected0x5f4d52cf24…ea84bcf7 ↗
network fee 0.0000128 ETH, paid by the assistant
08Proof
- Written down#21 · Wed 08:15 ET
- Fingerprinted
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09How it looks now
There was no real difference either way.