Weiss Ratings launches AI-driven stock-picking service for North American equities

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Weiss Ratings launches AI Profit Accelerator, using separate AI algorithms for each of 22,500 North American stocks and providing up to 20 picks every seven trading days.
The system reportedly outperformed the broader stock market by a 94-to-1 ratio during downturns and achieved backtested gains of 28,869% over the past decade.
Members receive exclusive access to the IRVING chatbot, offering real-time insights and stock assessments updated dynamically with new earnings, balance sheets, and price data.

Product structure and performance claims

As reported by Weiss Ratings, the AI Profit Accelerator uses an AI-driven system that reviews 22,500 stocks listed on North American stock exchanges each trading day and sends members up to 20 stock picks every seven trading days.

The company says the system is powered by its independent stock ratings and a 7-terabyte database, and that its recommendations are based on company fundamentals rather than market headlines or other behavioral factors that can influence human investors.

Weiss Ratings describes the product as the second iteration of IRVING’s AI, named after Dr. Martin Weiss’ father. It says the newer version improves on an earlier model by assigning a separate algorithm to each stock in its database rather than using a single model across the broader market.

The company also claims the system has been tested on years of real-time data and has shown the capacity to generate gains of 28,869% over the past decade, while outperforming the stock market by a ratio of 94-to-1 through recent market downturns.

Investor access and market positioning

Alongside the stock-picking service, members receive access to the IRVING chatbot, which Weiss Ratings says can answer questions on any stock and assess its chances of outperforming or underperforming the S&P 500 over the coming months.

The company says the system updates its output as new earnings data, balance sheet information and stock price changes arrive, positioning the service as a continuously refreshed investment tool for active market participants.

Weiss Ratings is framing the product as an exclusive membership offering and says non-members do not get access to either IRVING’s AI or the chatbot. The service is aimed at investors seeking AI-assisted equity selection beyond the largest widely followed technology stocks.

In our earlier S&P 500 outlook, we noted that the index was holding above key moving averages but facing rising downside risk as investors rotated out of large-cap tech after Meta reported negative free cash flow. The piece highlighted mixed momentum signals and a likely near-term consolidation range, with market direction sensitive to tech leadership and broader AI-related spending concerns.

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