Real dollars. Real fills. In public.
Who's behind this
I'm Rolland Diers, a US Navy IT professional building Diers Capital as a public experiment: can a five-seat AI committee running fully autonomously make better trading decisions than any single human or single-model approach? Every trade, every vote, every mistake gets published. If the AIs make money, you'll see it. If they lose, you'll see that too. Results are reported as the account's own return, never against an index. Follow along with real capital in a live account. Rolland is not a licensed financial advisor.
What this is
A five-seat AI investment committee (a 5-model committee: one frontier model per seat) — each seat auditing a different way a position can fail (earnings quality, capital allocation, solvency, disconfirming evidence, and business-model fragility), coordinated by a non-voting deterministic chair — votes on every trade in Rolland's real Agentic account (a taxable brokerage account) and executes automatically. Four of the five must approve before any order goes through. Every vote is published to /committee.
Why real dollars
Per the non-negotiable brand rule, "Real dollars, not backtests." Backtests optimize for the past. Real dollars force you to be honest about the future. Every backtested "strategy" is one that already worked; this experiment can fail in public — that's the whole point.
Who this is for
People 50+ approaching retirement who want to understand what an AI-driven account actually looks like before they'd ever put their own money near it. Or curious people 30-40 who want to watch a real account get built in real time. Not day traders, options gamblers, or people looking for hot picks.
What this is NOT
Not investment advice. Not a signal service. Not a robo-advisor. Not a hedge fund. Not managed money. It's one person's account, published for education.
Contact
Email hello@dierscapital.com. The best way to follow along is the newsletter — every trade, vote, and mistake lands there first.