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What are your experiences using AI for financial advice?

Half the time it seems helpful, the other half I think it's just telling me what I want to hear.
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maybe a graph or dotted plot of rightitude vs thinks vs kiss-ass index would help

it would be 3d but you can reach a wider audience with projections
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It gives reddit advice, buy index funds in tax advantaged accounts blah blah blah
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Garbage in, garbage out. If you're a low IQ brainlet you're getting little out of it
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>>62707411
it's over for technical and fundamental analysis fags.
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>>62707411
Advice? Not really anything beyond your standard Roth IRAs and 50/30/20 rules. Decent stuff that's pretty safe. Where AI has really helped me is in generating excel spreadsheets for work and other projects. Basically anything you consider "busy work" can be outsourced to an AI.
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It's pretty worthless. I attempted to have it present me info on the fastest moving call options. The piece of shit basically reverted to saying, "Can't do that but have you considered an index fund?"



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