Jev plays Buffett and beats Opus 5.5 in trading simulation
In the same 1975–2000 market, Jev followed Buffett's rule of buying once and holding, avoided all 8 traps, and finished with $1.91 million versus Opus's $86,843.
SOMEONE TAUGHT ONE AI TO TRADE LIKE GEORGE SOROS AND THE OTHER TO INVEST LIKE WARREN BUFFETT. 25 YEARS LATER THE BUFFETT ONE WAS 22X RICHER opus 5.5 got $10,000 and a rule to chase every dollar it sees. jev got $10,000 and buffett's oldest rule: buy one great business and never sell it same market, 1975 to 2000, one maze with 8 traps. opus walked into all of them: > market timing · -10% > hot tip · -15% > 3x leverage · -60% in one move > panic sell in '87 · -45% > junk bonds · -40% > day trading · -25% > currency bet · -35% > dot-com · -75% jev did what buffett does in a crash. it held. 0 traps hit halfway through, opus was up 499% and still looked like the smarter AI. by 2000 jev's single trade had compounded 19,081% final score: > opus 5.5 · 9,412 trades · $86,843 > jev · 1 trade · $1,918,134 the most advanced model in the race lost to a strategy buffett was already running before personal computers existed ↓
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