Let a jury of AI analysts rotate your Magnificent Seven
Mag 7 Cross-Provider Jury runs three independent analyses on Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla every trading day, combines their rankings by vote, and rebalances your Alpaca account toward the consensus, then emails you the full breakdown.
Mag 7 Cross-Provider Jury
Each trading day, this strategy pulls 60 days of price history and indicators for all seven Magnificent Seven stocks, then runs three independent analyses, a conservative read, a moderate read, and an aggressive read, each ranking all seven names 1 through 7 with a confidence score. A fourth pass combines those rankings with Borda count voting, turning the combined scores into target allocations capped at 30% and floored at 5% per stock. Nick compares that target against your live Alpaca portfolio, computes the exact buy or sell for each ticker (skipping anything under a $5 threshold), caps total buying to what your cash and sale proceeds can actually cover, and trades whatever changed. Either way, you get an email with the market read, the vote tally, and every trade instruction.
How it works
Step 1
Pull the data
Every trading day, Nick fetches 60 days of price history and technical indicators for all seven Magnificent Seven stocks plus your live Alpaca portfolio.
Step 2
Run the jury
Three independent analyses, conservative, moderate, and aggressive, each rank all seven stocks by momentum, RSI, and volume, with a confidence score per name.
Step 3
Vote and allocate
A Borda count combines the three rankings into one set of target allocations, capped at 30% and floored at 5% per stock if included at all.
Step 4
Trade the delta
Nick compares the target against your actual Alpaca positions, trades whatever ticker moved enough to matter, and emails the full report either way.
The workflow
Every step in Mag 7 Cross-Provider Jury is a real NickAI node. Here is the compact view of how they connect.
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Three independent analyses each rank all seven Magnificent Seven stocks on their own, a conservative read, a moderate read, and an aggressive read, and their rankings get combined by vote instead of trusting any single pass.
A Borda count: each analysis's rank on a stock becomes points, and the points are summed across all three. The combined score sets the target allocation, capped at 30% and floored at 5% per stock if it's included at all.
No. It compares the target allocation against your actual Alpaca positions and only trades a ticker if the dollar gap is worth acting on. Trades under $5 are skipped, and total buying is capped to what your cash and sale proceeds can cover.
Alpaca. Connect your account and Nick places the buy and sell orders directly for any of the seven names the vote calls for.
The consensus market read, a summary of the vote, a per-ticker trade table with side, shares, and dollar delta, and the full Borda allocation table, sent whether or not trades fired.