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A quick 6-step workflow to take a trading idea from raw data to a validated edge with the help of Claude. Step 1 - Connect Dhan (MCP) Claude can place orders, fetch positions, and pull info across NSE, BSE, MCX Step 2 - Install the Dhan skill The MCP... show more

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