Market 360 Workflow: Automating My Stock Analysis with AI

What if you could build your own version of MarketSmith, TradingView watchlists, Minervini Market 360, portfolio analytics, risk calculators, and trading workflows—all powered by your personal AI Second Brain? In this video, I give you a behind-the-scenes look at my custom-built AI trading dashboard inspired by Mark Minervini's Market 360 platform and designed specifically for the Indian Stock Market. This dashboard is not a SaaS product. It runs locally on my machine, connects to broker APIs, retrieves data from MarketSmith, Fyers, ChartInk, TradingView workflows, and integrates directly with my personal knowledge base and trading process. You'll see how I use AI to: ✅ Build a custom trading dashboard ✅ Analyze Minervini Trend Template stocks ✅ Pull watchlists automatically ✅ Track RS Ratings and fundamentals ✅ Create buy lists and watchlists ✅ Calculate position sizing using R-based risk management ✅ Review portfolio exposure ✅ Build a personalized Market 360 workflow ✅ Turn a Second Brain into a complete trading operating system This video is a continuation of the Second Brain framework I first discussed on Vivek Bajaj's Face2Face podcast. If you haven't watched that episode yet, I highly recommend starting there before watching this video. Topics Covered: • AI Second Brain for Traders • Mark Minervini Market 360 • MarketSmith Workflows • Trading Dashboard Setup • Position Sizing Calculator • Trend Template Analysis • Stock Screening • TradingView Integration • Fyers API Integration • Personal Knowledge Management • AI for Traders • Indian Stock Market • Technical Analysis • Trading Systems Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:30 The Evolution of My Second Brain 04:15 Why Trading Dashboards Will Change Forever 06:20 My Market 360 Inspired Setup 09:45 Connecting Broker Data 13:10 Trend Templates & Watchlists 18:20 Position Sizing & Risk Management 22:10 Analytics & Portfolio Tracking 25:00 Future of AI Trading Workflows 28:00 What's Next Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.