What if you had access to your own personal financial advisor? Someone who was not only an expert in how to grow your wealth but also gave you completely unbiased advice and was completely free? In this video, I’ll show you how you can use chatGPT to evaluate your stock picks. It will analyze your portfolio, evaluate its potential for growth, provide scores based on its safety and diversification rating, and even back test your stock picks over the last 10 years. I’m Alex, a data engineer and product developer. If you’re building online or looking to optimize your work or life with technology, I think you’ll like my content. My personal experience is that I got essentially wrecked by trying to pick stocks, thinking that I’m smarter than the market. I wouldn’t say I’ve actually lost a lot of money, but I’ve lost out on a lot of gains that I could have made by picking more conservative choices rather than quick exciting growth. I’ll talk about this in future videos and share what I’m doing now. Today’s video is about using chatGPT as a way of giving you more scope or other ideas that maybe you haven’t considered. Imagine you read a few blog posts, maybe there are some Reddit forums. Let’s say you have about 10 sources that you’ve read in the last day that now are having an outbalanced weight of influence on you in what you’re currently deciding to invest in based on these things you’ve read and whatever prior knowledge and experience you have. You’ve decided on a few stock picks and you’re going to put some money into those. ChatGPT, on the other hand, has read a million blog posts in the last day or maybe a hundred million in its life and a hundred books. So it has a much broader scope of knowledge about what everybody’s talking about. Does that necessarily mean it’s intelligent and that it’s making smart decisions with what it’s going to tell you to do? Not necessarily, but I would see it more as a crowdsourced opinion. Ov
