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Validation status: In public validation (demo) · since 06/2026
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Decision log · Oct 13

The brain opened 1 new position

The market gave conditions — Kamla took them.

Favorable regime

The open book.
Every trade, in plain sight.

The brain trades every market day on demo (paper) accounts at the broker, with real market prices and no money invested — every simulated order, every fill and every red day published here. Operational data, not a promise of returns.

demo orders at the broker·real prices·no money invested
Return since funding · demo account
+23.77%
S&P 500 (SPY), same window +5.25%vs S&P 500 +18.52 ptsvs QQQ +19.92 ptsvs Gold (GLD) +27.68 pts

Demo (simulated) result since June 9, 2026. Past performance does not guarantee future results. You can lose money.

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The same brain, from $50 to $5,000

one account per tier·all public·the % is what counts

$50 seed

4 pos · 78.9% invested

+11.84%

vs S&P 500 +7.45 pts
small-account stress test

$5,000 seed

1 pos · 20.6% invested

+23.77%

vs S&P 500 +18.52 pts
the site's public ruler

$250 seed

1 pos · 20.6% invested

+15.34%

vs S&P 500 +10.09 pts
small-account stress test
Updated 13 Oct, 22:47
Trades on the demo account
1,514
659 filled this session
Execution slippage
-1.3 bps
Decision price vs fill (− is better)
Open positions
6
Across the book's accounts

Reference account account value curve DEMO

The $5,000 reference account, since tracking began.

Updated 13 Oct, 22:47
0%SPY+23.77%
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See the good sessions, the red days and the ruler — then try it on your own demo account.

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The rules Kamla follows

  • Kamla buys up to 8 names a day, buying only, no leverage.
  • Each buy is capped at 20% of the account.
  • In a brokerage account, a −8% brake on each position opened by Kamla, checked every 5 minutes while the market is open (in the first 15 minutes after the open, it only sells on a fall of 12% or more from the average price Kamla paid; paused from 10:00 to 10:20 New York time).
  • In a brokerage account, a +8% profit target placed at the broker.
  • In the simulated wallet, the −8% brake is only checked when Kamla applies the day's decision: at most once per trading day, and not on days without buys. There is no profit target.
  • The list is reviewed once per market day.
  • Largest drop of the public book so far: −12.1%.

The rules limit losses; they don't prevent them. Past results don't guarantee future results.

How we measure

  • One decision per session. The brain decides once a day and executes on demo (paper) accounts at the broker — no retouching afterwards.
  • The ruler is the $5,000 account, anchored to seed capital; vs S&P 500 compares to the market over the same window.
  • The $50 and $250 accounts are small-account stress tests — they show real friction and don't enter the reference number.

Demo account — educational and informational; not financial advice nor a promise of future returns.