In an AI era where everyone is actively leveraging on the latest technology for accessibility, my imagination for the integration of AI into investing can be discussed through 3 points:

1. Personal Assistant - I believe majority of the people have a regular 9 to 5 job without having the time or energy to keep a close lookout for stocks information or to research a company's performance thoroughly. That's where AI steps in to act like a PA to help swiftly consolidate any information/news for us on the go. Brief review of our holdings after a session, breaking headlines and how they could affect us, or even the hottest momentum stocks that are surging. This info could be crucial for investors who lack the time & effort to do every minute detail by himself.

2. Acting on behalf through commands - Aside from investors, many traders, especially the amateurs who just started out, wish they have an AI/robot that could help them to carry out trades throughout the session without having them to glue themselves to the screen for hours. I imagine AI to eventually be able to do simple but accurate coding based on commands to be able to build a software to allow traders to key in their conditions and let AI do the work. Ofc this would require AI to be advanced and efficient.

3. Personalised Recommendations - I imagine AI to be able to understand me through my search & chat history, portfolio holdings as well as personality. This would then allow AI to know my risk tolerance, what kind of portfolio I want to build, and more importantly, providing insightful and personalised recommendations. Not just say memory sector is imploding right now, and you should invest early; I imagine AI to be able to give more than just surface information, but more of when and why I should enter a trade/investment into a certain sector or equity.

I am genuinely amazed at how efficient Longbridge is in improving its platform and is looking forward to the presentation on 15 July!

@Captain's Watch