Twelve adversarial models reason about your strategy in real time. We render each one, side by side, with a plain-English summary. Every Council vote becomes a finance lesson.
Lesson 1: When models disagree on a momentum strategy
Mixed verdict
Strategy: "Buy NVDA when 5-day return > 8% and RSI < 70". 6 of 12 voted PASS, 6 voted FAIL.
Anthropic
Opus 4.7
"Pass. The momentum filter alone is too thin, but the RSI<70 cap prevents buying at the top. Acceptable risk-reward for a swing trade. Recommend tightening to RSI<65 for higher conviction."
OpenAI
GPT-4o
"Fail. Past five-day returns are not predictive of next five days for individual semis. RSI is lagging. Backtest needs to show edge over 100+ trades — this strategy as written would underperform a buy-and-hold."
Google
Gemini 2.5 Pro
"Pass with caveat. Trend continuation works during macro risk-on regimes (which is most of the post-2022 period for AI compute). Add a regime filter (e.g. SPY above 200-day MA) to avoid 2022-style drawdowns."
DeepSeek
DeepSeek V3
"Fail. Strategy lacks an exit rule beyond 'no entry'. Without a stop-loss the worst-case is undefined. Insurance underwriters would not score this above 30/100."
xAI
Grok-4
"Pass. NVDA's idiosyncratic momentum from CUDA moat justifies thin filters. The 5-day return signal captures earnings surprises that the market under-reacts to. RSI<70 keeps you out of euphoria."
Z.AI
GLM-5
"Fail. The strategy is a single-name bet disguised as a system. Diversification by definition means you cannot 'momentum-pick' one ticker. Reframe as 'top 10% momentum across mega-cap tech basket'."
Explain like I'm 10
The strategy says "buy NVIDIA when it's been going up but not too crazy fast." Half the AI models say "yes, that's a reasonable bet on a hot stock." The other half say "you forgot to plan how to sell — what if it crashes?" Lesson: every strategy needs both a buy rule AND a sell rule.
Lesson 2: Unanimous PASS on biotech catalyst with risk caps
12-of-12 PASS
Strategy: "Buy 4% of NAV in biotech 5 days before FDA decision. 8% stop, 25% take-profit." 12 of 12 voted PASS.
Anthropic
Opus 4.7
"Pass. 4% position size + 8% stop = ~32 bps max loss per trade. Asymmetric reward (binary FDA outcome ranges 200-400% on approval). Solid expected value with disciplined sizing."
OpenAI
GPT-4o
"Pass. Position-sizing math is sound. The 5-day pre-event window captures the IV ramp without taking maximum gamma risk. Recommend the user check approval-rate base-rates by therapeutic area before sizing."
DeepSeek
DeepSeek V3
"Pass. Tight stops + meaningful TP target = good Sharpe candidate. Cluster risk (multiple biotechs same week) is the only concern; recommend max 2 concurrent biotech positions."
Explain like I'm 10
The strategy buys a small amount of a biotech stock right before the FDA decides if its drug is approved. If the news is bad, you lose at most 8%. If it's good, you can make 25% or more. All 12 AI models say "yes, that's a smart bet because the math is set up so winning a few times pays for losing many times." Lesson: small, well-sized bets with big upside are how serious traders think.
Lesson 3: Council kills a meme-momentum strategy
12-of-12 FAIL
Strategy: "Buy any stock mentioned 100+ times on r/wallstreetbets in the last hour, with no stop-loss." 12 of 12 voted FAIL.
Anthropic
Opus 4.7
"Fail. No stop-loss = unbounded risk. Sentiment-driven entries without exit discipline are how retail accounts get blown up. Composer would refuse to publish this strategy."
Google
Gemini 2.5 Pro
"Fail. r/WSB mention-count is a contrarian indicator (peak buzz often = top). Even if it weren't, the strategy lacks ANY risk management. Cannot recommend."
Explain like I'm 10
The strategy tries to buy whatever stock is the most popular on Reddit right now. All 12 AI models say "no" because there's no plan to sell when the stock goes down — you could lose all your money. Lesson: never buy a stock without already knowing the price at which you'll sell if you're wrong.
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