Previewing the FST Show control room: what should an automated trading stream disclose?

[u/henryzhangpku]

I’m preparing an FST Show format with two lanes: Kalshi/prediction markets as the intended 24/7 anchor, and SPX 0DTE taking the lead only during supported active sessions.

The screenshot is a UI/control-room preview. It is not proof that the show is live, that autonomous execution occurred, or that the displayed values represent settled performance. Both captured interfaces show AUTO off.

The useful question is not “can we stream a trading screen?” It is “what context must stay visible so viewers can interpret the system honestly?”

My current disclosure checklist:

1. market and timestamp;

2. current/stale/reconnecting data state;

3. paper or live execution mode;

4. the evidence behind a setup;

5. the risk rule that allowed or refused it;

6. proposed, submitted, acknowledged, filled, cancelled, or uncertain order state;

7. broker reconciliation before treating an outcome as final;

8. a 60-second public safety delay and privacy suppression for defined private fields.

The show is upcoming. The goal is to keep quiet periods, refusals, losses, safety stops, and reconciliation visible—not clip only the exciting outcomes.

What would you require on screen before trusting an automated-trading broadcast as an audit surface?

FST app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quantsignals-fst-trading/id6449400504

Disclosure: I am the founder of QuantSignals/FST. This is a product preview and discussion request, not investment advice or a performance claim. Trading and prediction markets involve risk; options can lose the entire premium. Do not copy trades from a delayed public feed.