Five quants debate.
One desk executes.
Council is an Expert Advisor that doesn't fire on a single signal. Before any order, five AI specialists read the same evidence, argue the long and the short, and a judge weighs the case. Only a reasoned verdict reaches the market — and a local risk engine guards every trade after that.
A boardroom, not a trigger.
Each agent has one job and a strong incentive to disagree with the others. The Bull must make the best case to buy; the Bear, the best case to sell. The Judge has no stake in either and rewards the side the evidence actually supports. Consensus — not a lone indicator — is what moves capital.
Five stages, every cycle.
On each fresh bar the pipeline runs end to end. Every stage is a single reasoning call to the model Trade X runs it on, and each one is handed the stage before it — so the decision is auditable, not a guess.
Data
The EA gathers the evidence — EMA stack, RSI, ATR, ADX, swing levels, higher-timeframe trend, spread and the news calendar.
Analyst
Labels the regime and directional bias, counts how many indicators align, and names one invalidation level. It does not decide to trade.
Debate
Bull and Bear each build their strongest evidence-based case and rate their own conviction. Run extra rounds for tougher setups.
Judge
Weighs both sides plus the memory of recent trades, favours the regime-aligned case, and returns a verdict on a five-point scale.
Decision
The portfolio manager makes the call — action, stop and conviction — or holds. A local regime-and-agreement gate sits on top.
The agents reason. The engine never sleeps.
Risk is handled locally, on every tick, with no AI in the loop — so a slow model or a bad call can't put the account in danger. Four layers run underneath every position.
Position sizing & drawdown caps
Every trade is sized from your risk-per-trade and the stop distance — never a fixed lot. Daily, weekly and monthly drawdown caps cut new risk the moment a limit is reached.
Equity floor & kill switch
A hard equity floor sits below the day's starting balance. Breach it and the engine flattens everything and halts auto-trading until the next session — no negotiation.
Five exit triggers
Break-even at +1R, a volatility-aware ATR trail, a partial close at a chosen R-multiple, a time-based break-even, and an emergency flat on a volatility spike — all automatic.
Discipline & memory
A loss-streak damper halves risk after consecutive losses, a daily profit lock banks a green day, news and session filters gate entries, and every closed trade is written to memory the Judge reads next time.
Re-brief the desk without touching code.
Your strategy lives in a simple preset — a few lines describing the market, the timeframe and the rules. Rewrite it and the same five agents trade a completely different system. No recompiling, no programming.
Load
Drop the preset into the EA's file. It picks the block that matches your chart symbol automatically.
Debate
The council now reasons against your rules on every bar. Browse ready-made presets in the Strategy Library.
What the council is actually doing
Computed from logged runs, not typed into this page. Until enough runs exist for a figure to mean anything, this section says so instead of showing a zero.
What does it cost to run?
One flat monthly price per plan. Nothing is metered, so the only thing that changes what you pay is which plan you are on and how many accounts you spread it across.
Cost per account, per day
Prices are the published plan prices, billed monthly through Whop. This divides them — it does not estimate anything, so there is nothing here to be wrong about.
Put a desk on your terminal.
Create a free account to run AI reads on credits, and talk to the desk about putting Council on your own terminal. Your account, your broker, your rules.