claims.json had zero hits for trading, finance or quant, so a real
capability could not legally reach any document: the file is the
highest-authority source and nothing outside it is claimable. Surfaced
while assessing the Citadel Securities Platform Engineer req (Zurich),
where domain fluency is exactly what was missing.
PP-1 is the self-built investing/signal platform: US-equity price,
fundamental and LLM-assisted sentiment ingestion, a long-only
cross-sectional residual 12-1 momentum book with ATR stop/trail and max
15 concurrent names, scheduled scan and backtest pipelines, web
dashboard and Telegram alerts. PP-2 is the Udacity AI for Trading
nanodegree. Two allowed-with-context skills reference both.
Written defensively, because this is the kind of entry a later run
inflates. Each carries an explicit forbidden list: no PnL, Sharpe,
return or backtest figure may EVER be quoted (none is verified); PP-1 is
single-user and self-hosted, so never distributed, scalable, production
or multi-user; neither implies professional quantitative, trading or
finance experience; the nanodegree is never an academic or quant
credential. Legitimate use is self-directed domain fluency plus an
end-to-end ingestion/backtest/alerting build outside work.
PP-1 is also the one claim where full-ownership verbs are correct - it
is genuinely solo, unlike the employer work that Scope Discipline
governs. Stated in the scope so the two rules do not collide later.
JSON valid, validator PASS, 9/9 tests pass.
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