I ran 7 experiments asking 8 different AIs the same investing questions. Their answers kept converging on 4 schools of thought: Index, Value, Growth, and Trend. So I built a free tool that: → Diagnoses your investing school in 5 questions → Shows you an AI committee verdict on your fit → Gives you a copy-paste Prompt Library tailored to your style No signup. No paywall. Just the tool.

Hey hunters! 👋 I'm the maker — thanks for checking this out. This started as a personal obsession. I kept asking 8 different AIs (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Kimi, Mistral, Perplexity) the same investing questions — "$10,000, one asset class, 10 years" or "one stock, hold a decade" — and logging every answer. After 7 experiments, one pattern became impossible to ignore: every AI, regardless of architecture, fell into one of 4 investing schools. Index. Value. Growth. Trend. The problem I kept seeing: most people prompt AI for investing advice without knowing which school they belong to. So they get generic, one-size-fits-all answers. That's what this toolkit fixes. The main tool is a 5-question diagnostic → your school + an AI committee verdict + a copy-paste Prompt Library tailored to how you actually think about money. Then 6 companion tools let you apply that philosophy to real decisions: → DCA Simulator → Recovery Navigator (losing positions) → Dividend Engine → Kelly Master (position sizing) → Pyramid Builder (staged entries) → Portfolio Clarity (holdings audit) Everything is free. No login. No paywall. Ever. Would love to know which school you land in — drop it in the comments below 👇

Curious how this compares to someone who blends styles, like value plus trend. Would love a "mixed approach" option in the school diagnosis, maybe with a weighted breakdown of how much each lens resonates. That would make the prompt library even more useful for folks who don't fit neatly into one box.

My AI Investment Operating System

8 AIs debated investing. Now build yours in 5 questions.

8 AIs debated investing. Now build yours in 5 questions.