A real person, with a real portfolio.
DIXON.AI is a personal site. Not a product, not a fund, not a newsletter with a VC behind it. Just one investor documenting what happens when AI meets real financial decisions.
Who I am
I'm Ben Dixon. I've invested my own money for over a decade — mostly UK equities, often smaller companies, usually situations where I think I can see something the market hasn't yet. I'm not a fund manager. I don't run anyone else's money, and I have no interest in doing so.
I started using AI tools in my investment process because I didn't trust them. The only way to form a real view of a tool is to use it on a decision that actually costs you something. This site is where I write up what happens when I do.
Real decisions, not hypotheticals
Everything on this site is run against the portfolio I actually hold. When I name a position, it's a real position. When I test whether an AI agent earns its place in a buy decision, there's real money on the other side of that decision.
You won't find full allocations or position sizes here. That's not what this is for. The point is the process — what I asked the model, what it gave back, and whether the answer was useful or just confidently-worded noise.
How I think about this
Evidence before opinion. Any output that jumps to a verdict without first laying out the facts it's drawing on is useless. The prompts on this site are built to force the evidence step before anything else.
Scepticism is the feature. I don't ask AI to agree with me. I ask it to argue back, find the hole in the thesis, and surface what I missed. The answers I keep are the ones that made me uncomfortable.
Small scope, real output. The automations I rely on do one thing well. The ones that tried to do everything produced impressive-sounding nothing, and I deleted them.
Write it down. Writing up an experiment — what I asked, what I got, what I'd do differently — is where most of the actual learning happens. The site exists partly to enforce that on myself.
Covered call premium from BMNR funds long-term conviction buys in META.
Collect premium
Stage for reinvestment
Long-term conviction hold
What this site is not
This is not financial advice. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. I'm documenting my own process for my own reasons. If you find it useful, good — but your decisions are yours.
I'm also not claiming AI is reliably useful for investing. My working view is that it's useful in narrow, well-defined situations with careful prompting, and actively misleading in others. Telling the difference is what the experiments are for.
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