A markets Super Intelligence answers the question it is given. Ask something loose and the answer will be general. Ask something exact and you get a reading. Four habits do most of the work.
Name the instrument and the venue
“How is Nvidia doing” could mean the share, the option book, a perp or the stock token. Those are different markets with different hours and different numbers. Say which one you mean.
For anything on-chain, the name is not enough. One symbol was live on three different contracts at once on Robinhood Chain. Identity is the contract address, as explained in a ticker is not a token. If you care about one specific coin, give the address or ask the SI which contract it is reading.
Ask what is, not what will be
“Where will SPY open” has no answer. “Where is the S&P 500 perp against Friday’s close” has one. The second question is about a price that exists. A markets SI can read it and tell you how old the reading is.
The same swap works everywhere. Replace “is this coin going to run” with “how much depth is in the pool, and are more wallets buying or selling”.
Ask for the comparison
A level on its own says little. Funding of 5.5% a year sounds like information. On 4 October 2026 it was the rate most large stock perps showed, the formula’s resting value. The useful question is which markets are far from it. That argument is made in funding on a stock perp.
So ask against something. Against the close. Against yesterday. Against the other names in the group. A markets SI is good at holding many markets side by side, and a comparison uses that.
Ask for the age and the source
End with “how old is that, and where is it from”. It costs five words. It turns an answer you have to trust into one you can check.
A before and after
Before: “What do you think about the market this weekend?” That invites an opinion, and a markets SI should not have one.
After: “Where are the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 perps against Friday’s close, which of the big names moved most, and how fresh are those prints?” That asks for three readings. Each has a venue, a comparison and an age.
Where to ask
Dr. NoVo takes questions on his own page and inside the dashboards. Through the MCP & API, the ask_novo tool puts a plain-English question to him from your own AI app. Worked examples are in what you can ask Dr. NoVo, and the ones he will turn down are in questions a markets SI should refuse.