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AI investing mandate — your constitution before any tip

An AI investing bot without a Mandate is just fluent chat. Agents61 starts with how you invest — size, cash, forbidden list — then masters and Always-on respect that frame.

AI investing mandate — your constitution before any tip — What to write in a Mandate (examples)

AI investing mandate

What to write in a Mandate (examples)

Use numbers you can live with: “Max 8% per name. Cash floor 12%. Horizon 3+ years. Forbidden: leveraged ETFs, OTC pennies, naked short options.” Paste into the desk Mandate field and Parse & save.

If you cannot explain a forbidden line to a friend, keep it forbidden. The point of how to invest in stocks on Agents61 starts here — not with a tip.

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AI investing mandate — your constitution before any tip — How Always-on and Proof use it

AI investing mandate

How Always-on and Proof use it

Always-on Scan compares your paper book (and later marks you care about) to max % and cash floor. Proof shows whether you armed Mandate before you fantasized about size.

Without a Mandate, “AI investing bot” is just chat. With one, the bot has a constitution.

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AI investing mandate — your constitution before any tip — Common Mandate mistakes

AI investing mandate

Common Mandate mistakes

Copying someone else’s size rules. Setting max % so high it never binds. Forbidding nothing. Changing rules mid-drawdown to justify averaging down.

Edit Mandate when your life changes — not when Twitter changes.

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Questions

Is a Mandate investment advice?

No. It is your own IPS text structured for the desk.

Where do I open it?

Register, then /dashboard?entry=mandate.

Can Mandate block penny stocks?

Yes — put them on the forbidden list. See /how-to-trade-penny-stocks.

Does Mandate auto-trade?

No. It constrains research and alerts. Tickets stay at your broker.

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Write your Mandate

Register and set max size before you Ask.

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Research simulation. Isolated briefs never say you should buy. No order routing.