Artificial Intelligence can be used to analyze huge amounts of data to help make more-informed investment decisions.
Danelfin, which is available to retail investors, uses AI to analyze stock features based on technical, fundamental, and sentiment indicators, and produces an AI score to predict the probability of a stock outperforming the market.
There are limits to its usefulness. The AI scores offer only a short-term view, so they’re best used in combination with other research methods.
Artificial Intelligence can be used to analyze huge amounts of data to help make more-informed investment decisions.
Danelfin, which is available to retail investors, uses AI to analyze stock features based on technical, fundamental, and sentiment indicators, and produces an AI score to predict the probability of a stock outperforming the market.
There are limits to its usefulness. The AI scores offer only a short-term view, so they’re best used in combination with other research methods.
Forget about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools might upend the world of student essay writing. The big news is how AI can now transform the way retail investors pick stocks, giving them the kinds of tools that used to be available only to deep-pocketed hedge funds and other institutional investors. So I’ve taken a look at a new AI-driven analytics tool to see how it works.
It’s an analytics platform from a financial tech company called Danelfin, and it uses AI, machine learning, and other big-data tools to give regular investors access to the kind of information that institutional investors have.
See, when you’re thinking about investing in a particular stock, you probably weigh its fundamentals, technicals, and maybe sentiment indicators. You might even
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