Real dollars. Real fills. In public.
Every trade, the reasoning, and the receipt.
A five-seat AI committee votes on every trade in a real brokerage account. Every committee decision, every fill, every mistake is published — losses on the same schedule as wins.
Latest decision
Operating state: not yet confirmed here. This card shows a live figure once the published decision record loads in your browser; the absence of that figure here is not evidence that no decision has been published.
Every figure on this page carries an as-of date once real; nothing above is invented.
- 5
- Voting seats
- 2 of 5
- Must vote buy; one objection stops it
- T+1
- Trade publication delay
- $1.00
- Configured canary starting size
The record
The rules the record runs on
- Buy rule
- Current policy: 2 of 5 seats vote buy, and a single objection from any seat stops the order. An approval is a committee decision; an order is placed only if separate risk and execution checks also pass.
- Account
- One real taxable brokerage account. No backtests, no paper figures on public pages.
- Publication
- Votes and fills publish after the fact, never live, under the same rule whether the day produced a keep, a drop, a gain or a loss. Each published decision carries the time it was decided.
- Canary window
- Monday 28 September – Friday 2 October 2026. The first trade is exactly $1.00; every trade after that is randomized between $1.00 and $25.00 under a hard $200 cumulative cap. Figures show as dollars with an as-of date, never as a percentage return, while the canary flag is on.
The log
The most recent votes
Approved and dropped, gains and losses, at the same weight and on the same schedule. The full record is on the public log.
No committee vote pages are in this build.
This excerpt lists the committee vote pages included when this site was built. An empty list here is not evidence that no vote has been published.
The process
How a trade happens here
- 01
Composite ranks
A scanner ranks candidates from SEC-filing signals — not a hot-tip watchlist — into a composite the committee reviews one name at a time.
- 02
Committee drops
Five seats vote keep or drop. Under current policy 2 of5 must vote to buy, and a single objection from any seat stops the order; an approval still has to clear separate risk and execution checks. The committee is a red-flag filter, not a stock picker, and it publishes every drop the same way it publishes every keep.
- 03
Checks, then any order
An approval is a committee decision, not an order. An order is placed in a real taxable brokerage account only if separate risk and execution checks also pass, sized by the ladder on methodology. A resulting fill publishes on a one-day (T+1) delay.
The committee
The five seats
Every seat audits a different way a position can fail. Two seats must vote buy; any one seat can stop it. Open a seat for its mandate.
Forensic Accounting & Earnings QualityAnthropic Claude Opus 5
Audits accrual quality, Beneish M-score inputs, revenue recognition, days-sales-outstanding divergence, and restatement history.
Capital Allocation & DilutionOpenAI GPT-5.6 Terra
Tests asset growth, net share issuance, buyback-versus-compensation offset, ROIC versus WACC, and acquisition accounting.
Solvency & DistressAnthropic Claude Sonnet 5
Checks leverage, interest coverage, cash runway, the refinancing wall, floating-rate share, covenant headroom, and going-concern language.
Adversarial / Disconfirming EvidencePerplexity Agent API
Retrieves short interest and days-to-cover, active litigation and regulatory actions, insider selling, the strongest credible bear thesis, and auditor and CFO turnover. The only seat with live retrieval.
Business-Model FragilityGoogle Gemini 3.7 Flash
Probes customer and supplier concentration, single-product or single-channel dependence, regulatory-regime dependence, and twelve-month moat durability.
The method
Arithmetic first, judgment only to subtract
The ranking is arithmetic.
Quality, profitability, momentum, value and investment. Four are read from SEC XBRL filings; momentum is the price return from adjusted month-end closes. The same five factors, the same way, every week — so the composite can be checked rather than trusted. Seemethodology for the universe filters and the position-size ladder.
Late enough to be useless to a front-runner. Current enough to check.
Each committee decision and each fill is recorded internally as it happens. What publishes here does so after the fact, under one rule applied the same way every time, so it can't be tuned to flatter a good week or hide a bad one.
What we don't hide
Free, every Monday
Get the Monday digest
What the committee saw, what it dropped, and what filled — every Monday.
Membership
The public decision record and log are free, forever. Membership adds the logged-in member area of the account itself — positions, decisions history, and the cross-account view. See membership for the full breakdown.
Plain answers
FAQ
- Is this financial advice?
- No. Diers Capital publishes a record of one account's votes and trades for education, not personalized advice.
- Is the money real?
- Yes — a real taxable brokerage account. Its fills publish on a one-day (T+1) delay.
- What happens when the committee is wrong?
- The loss publishes on the log on the same schedule a gain would.
- Can I copy the trades?
- You can read every committee decision and every fill; nothing here is investment advice to buy or sell.
- Who is this not for?
- Day traders, options gamblers, and hot-pick seekers. There are no signals, no entry alerts, and nothing here rewards trading against the log.
- What does membership add?
- The logged-in member area of the account — positions, decision history, and cross-account context. See membership.
- Can I cancel?
- Yes, anytime, from the billing page.