Asking claude, chatgpt or other Ai to pick stock for you. Probably need more specialized Ai. Probably need to feed massive actual financial data to it so it won't draw conclusion out of reddit post. Probably... etc. Is it possible to extract a bit of ez money ere ?
>>62740087If you upload some basic stock analysis and macro-economic books in pdf (download from libgen), and feed them current financial data, it can give proper advice.
>>62740092Where to find and how to use libgen? (for us retarded)
>>62740087No. There was a study and it gave wrong financial advice more than 50% of the time. You have to take everything it says with a grain of salt. On Technical maybe you cn fet some usefull information but in judgement and mostly other stuff no. So far i havent found it very usefull in my experience. Its programmed to ve very conservative very on the safe side in a sense to ve usefull to me and it moatly gives wrong advice on top of that. About soecialized AI i have no idea.
>>62740124Libgen.liSearch for books about stocks and markets, preferably notable academic publishers (Oxford, Cambridge, etc.)
>>62740087https://github.com/tauricresearch/tradingagents>TradingAgents is a multi-agent trading framework that mirrors the dynamics of real-world trading firms. By deploying specialized LLM-powered agents: from fundamental analysts, sentiment experts, and technical analysts, to trader, risk management team, the platform collaboratively evaluates market conditions and informs trading decisions. Moreover, these agents engage in dynamic discussions to pinpoint the optimal strategy.
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that brokers use algorithms to trade and they even pay to have servers near the stock exchange. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithmic_trading#History
You can very quickly build revenue generating products with AI. I have a handful of products that operate nearly fully autonomously right now generating anywhere from $50-300/mo each. My only limitation to turning this into a full time salary eventually is time to work on things & session limits. Profit margins are roughly 60% on average after things like hosting fees, the AI costs itself, etc which is pretty solid and perfectly scaleable, so you can get around the session limits with multiple accounts but the truth is you can only effectively launch so many things at once. I find I can work on maybe 2-3 projects at a time at best and get them off the ground in 1-3 months depending on the complexity. I burned myself out launching my first 10 but learned a lot in the process, so when I get the energy again I'll keep going. Would be great to get to a total of like $5k/mo which seems doable and would be nice supplemental income.
>>62741130what kind of products and which tools you use
>>62740087you don't have Robinhood AI trading agents working for you doing all the trading with a 100% success rate?
>>62740087How Indian do you have to be to think the best way to make money with AI is to ask it to pick memecoins for you
>you're telling me I can have infinite VAs working for me for 10 cents an hour?>SAAAAAR WHICH STOCKING TO BUY FOR MANY RICHES SAAR?
>>62741180I would not tell you this because I think there's a limited window where any of this shit can be launched and gain traction before saturation happens and only the early players who built proper GEO dominance really survive. But if you're not retarded, frankly you can find something that will work. There are a lot of possibilities. The only battle is putting the work in.
there's a youtube "movie" with 50M views on it that was made by a guy in Pakistan with AI, it's probably made him richwhy haven't you made one yet?
