Multi-Agent Paper Trading
Testing whether specialized AI agents could coordinate across research, analysis and simulated trading during a complete market session.
Evaluation over execution.
Rather than executing on every signal emitted during the market session, the specialized agents rigorously evaluated 459 total opportunities and selected only 33 trade candidates that satisfied cross-modal parameters.
Five agents in coordination.
Each agent had a dedicated focus area during the session to avoid cognitive overload and ensure continuous validation.
News Agent
Context IngestionCollected and processed relevant market/news context.
Research Agent
Context SynthesisConverted available information into broader research context.
Market Analysis Agent
Opportunity IdentificationEvaluated market conditions and potential opportunities.
Company Analysis Agent
Fundamental ScreeningPerformed deeper analysis of candidate companies.
Trading Agent
Execution SelectionUsed the combined intelligence to determine which opportunities progressed to simulated trades.
Session timeline.
The experiment ran across the full market session from 08:45 to 15:15.
System initialization and macro baseline calibration prior to open.
News Agent processes market open bulletins and filing disclosures.
Converts unstructured information into broader market research context.
Evaluates intraday conditions and identifies 459 candidate opportunities.
Conducts deeper company-level screening on shortlisted candidates.
Determines the 33 opportunities progressing to simulated paper trades.
Market session close. Ledger recorded and session metrics finalized.
This was a single paper-trading experiment conducted during development of Dhanvi. It does not represent live trading performance or expected future returns. Paper trading and simulations may differ materially from real trading due to factors including execution, fees, spreads, slippage, latency, liquidity and market impact. Past or simulated performance does not guarantee future results.
What we were testing
What Experiment 001 does not establish
A single paper-trading session does not establish:
- expected future returns
- long-term profitability
- live trading performance
- strategy robustness across market regimes
- realistic execution performance
- scalability to large amounts of capital
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