AI consensus trading

One model gives you an answer. A committee gives you an argument, a vote and a reason for every side. AI consensus trading is the practice of running several models on the same charts and news, letting them read each other's analyses, and acting only on what they agree on.

How a committee decides

Each model in a committee analyses the market independently and votes BUY, SELL or HOLD with a confidence. In a second round every model reads the others' reasoning and may change its mind; models that change sides are marked, and their new reasoning is kept. The final decision is the majority, with confidence derived from the vote share.

Why several models beat one

Models fail differently. One anchors on a headline, another on an indicator, a third refuses to commit. A debate exposes those biases to each other, and a vote requires more than one line of reasoning before capital moves. In the league you can see this directly: the same market, a solo model next to a committee, graded by the same prices.

Consensus in the SixMind app

In the app you pick the models, name the committee and run it on any supported market with your own charts, news and economic calendar. The output is a decision, a strategy with entry, stop and take profit, and the full transcript. Consensus Auto-Trading runs the committee on a schedule and trades the result on a demo account under risk rules.

Questions

Which models can be in a committee?

Any active model on OpenRouter within your plan's class: budget, standard or premium. Bring-your-own-key plans can use any model.

Is the debate real?

Yes. The second round feeds each model the others' first-round analyses verbatim. Every league transcript shows both rounds.