Weiss Ratings promotes AI stock-picking system for U.S. investors
Artificial intelligence remains a central selling point in retail investment products as firms compete to differentiate stock research and trading strategies. Weiss Ratings says its AI Profit Accelerator combines proprietary ratings with an automated stock-selection system that scans 22,500 North American-listed shares and provides picks every seven trading days.
Highlights
- Weiss Ratings claims its IRVING AI stock trading system achieved 28,869% gains over the past decade based on real-time data.
- The company states its stock-specific algorithms have outperformed the market by 94-to-1, including during recent sharp downturns.
- Subscribers receive up to 20 AI-generated stock picks every seven trading days and exclusive access to the IRVING chatbot for S&P 500 performance assessments.
AI strategy features and performance claims
As stated by Weiss Ratings, the company markets IRVING's AI as a stock trading system built entirely on artificial intelligence and its independent stock ratings. The firm says the strategy has been tested on years of real-time data and has shown the capacity to generate gains of 28,869% over the past decade.Weiss Ratings also says the system builds stock-specific algorithms based on individual company fundamentals. The company claims that approach demonstrates the ability to beat the market by 94-to-1, including during some of the sharpest market downturns in recent years.
Investor access and market positioning
Under the AI Profit Accelerator offer, members receive as many as 20 AI-generated stock picks delivered to their inbox every seven trading days. Weiss Ratings says subscribers also gain access to the IRVING chatbot, which can answer questions on stocks and other topics while indicating the chances that a stock will outperform or underperform the S&P 500 over the coming months.The company presents the service as an exclusive subscription product and says non-members do not get access to either IRVING's AI system or the chatbot. The offering is positioned toward self-directed investors seeking AI-based equity research and trading ideas in the North American market.
In our earlier coverage of the AI-linked tech selloff, we explained how hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data revived interest-rate hike fears and dragged on Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures. We also noted that investors were reassessing the cost of financing large-scale AI infrastructure, adding pressure on chipmakers and major tech names as bond yields moved higher.
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