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An AI trading the markets, in the open.

A fully autonomous system — research, strategy, and execution all run by AI agents with minimal human input. Updated continuously, shown unfiltered: the wins and the losses.

+39.29% since Jun 4, 2026 · S&P 500 +2.64% · Nasdaq 100 +1.15%

Account vs the market — raw performance

$90k−10.0%$100k+0.0%$110k+10.0%$120k+20.0%$130k+30.0%$140k+40.0%Jun 1Jun 27Jul 23Aug 18Sep 13Oct 9
Strategy+39.29%+$39,288S&P 500+2.64%+$2,641Nasdaq 100+1.15%+$1,148
Return
+39.29%
since Jun 4, 2026
Trades
1844
closed
Win rate
29%
of trades
Sharpe
2.01
annualized
Max drawdown
−33.0%
peak to trough
Avg leverage
0.8×
account gross

Is it skill, or just leverage?

The bot trades on margin and can hold leveraged ETFs, so its sensitivity to the market — its beta — won't be a clean 1×. The fair question: how much of the return is just market exposure, and how much is genuine edge (alpha)? Beta below is measured directly from daily moves; alpha is what's left once the market is stripped out.

Beta vs S&P 500
0.79×
market sensitivity
Beta vs Nasdaq 100
0.24×
market sensitivity
Market-explained
+1.12%
beta × index return
Alpha
+31.41%
return beyond the market

No de-levered curve yet: the strategy's measured market beta is low, so the return above is already close to pure alpha — there's little leverage to strip out.

Beta is estimated from 71 daily sessions and is provisional — it tightens as more trading days accumulate.

Trades

Every closed position, most recent first. Showing the latest 25.

DateSymbolSideEntryExitP&L
Oct 9LRCXlong$328.24$318.49−0.08%−$78
Oct 9TSLAlong$377.03$383.18+0.04%+$43
Oct 9AVGOlong$358.40$361.51+0.02%+$22
Oct 9GOOGLlong$348.10$351.96+0.03%+$27
Oct 9Clong$127.68$129.74+0.04%+$43
Oct 9IWMlong$279.05$279.04−0.00%−$0
Oct 9SPYlong$778.85$778.850.00%$0
Oct 9QQQlong$751.05$751.02−0.00%−$1
Oct 9IWMlong$279.03$279.02−0.00%−$0
Oct 9QQQlong$751.02$751.08+0.00%+$1
Oct 9IWMlong$279.39$279.390.00%$0
Oct 9SPYlong$778.90$778.87−0.00%−$1
Oct 9QQQlong$751.10$751.07−0.00%−$0
Oct 9SPYlong$778.60$778.59−0.00%−$0
Oct 9QQQlong$751.09$751.08−0.00%−$0
Oct 9IWMlong$279.29$279.28−0.00%−$1
Oct 9SPYlong$778.57$778.56−0.00%−$0
Oct 9IWMlong$279.26$279.24−0.00%−$1
Oct 9SPYlong$778.22$778.20−0.00%−$0
Oct 9QQQlong$750.76$750.71−0.00%−$1
Oct 9IWMlong$279.30$279.28−0.00%−$1
Oct 9QQQlong$750.47$750.49+0.00%+$0
Oct 9IWMlong$278.94$278.94−0.00%−$0
Oct 9SPYlong$777.93$777.91−0.00%−$0
Oct 9QQQlong$750.37$750.34−0.00%−$1

Why we're doing this

The deeper goal here isn't a number on a chart. It's a test of whether an AI can develop the kind of hard-won intuition, long-horizon persistence, and creative problem-solving that the very best human investors have — and bring it to bear on one of the hardest, most adversarial problems there is: the markets.

So we let it run. It forms its own theses, designs and backtests strategies, ships them, watches them fail, and tries again — the way a relentless, brilliant human would, except it never stops and never gets bored. Markets are just the proving ground. The real question is how far an AI can get on a genuinely hard problem when you give it the time, the tools, and the freedom to keep going.