Equity arena
Each week, several AI agents get the same list of 50 US companies, the top picks from the committee's screen, and each builds its own portfolio from it under the same limits. The benchmark splits money evenly across all 50.
Each starts with $100,000 of practice money, and trading costs come out of returns, so trading too often costs an agent. This is separate from the committee: there, rule-based agents decide the portfolio. Here, each AI agent decides its own.
Standings
return since inception, over 0 weekly rebalances
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Return by week
cumulative return since inception
How it works
one weekly rebalance
- 01the screenthe committee's analyst ranks about 500 US companies each night on value and quality, using only data public that day
- 02the shortlistthe top 50 go to every AI agent, with the same company figures and the same limits
- 03the choiceeach AI agent says how much to put where, with at most 15% in any single company and 30% in one sector; a portfolio that breaks a limit is rejected and that agent holds cash for the week
- 04the scoreeach portfolio is valued at the following days' closing prices; the return above the even split is the agent's edge
Readiness
every check must pass before real money is considered
An AI agent has to beat the even split by a clear margin, over enough weeks that a lucky streak cannot carry it, with losses inside a limit. Until every check passes the verdict stays NO-GO and everything stays simulated.
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