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AI trading portfolio simulation

A simulated portfolio that follows our AI stock predictions from their own targets. Here is its cumulative result and every closed trade, wins and losses alike.

Simulated performance

Simulated cumulative result

Closed trades

The latest 2,000, newest first. Target hit means sold at the sell target, stop loss at the stop, and closed when the indicators turned bearish first.

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Open positions

Today's open positions are in SharePreds

Every open position with its buy target, sell target and stop loss, updated before the open each market day, with alerts on the stocks you follow.

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SharePreds simulated portfolio with its cumulative result over time

Questions

What is the AI Trading Portfolio Simulation?

A simulated portfolio that follows our AI stock predictions. Each position has a buy target, a sell target and a stop loss, and the simulation keeps the cumulative result, profit or loss. It is not real trading.

How often is the portfolio updated?

Once before the open on each market day, Monday to Friday, except market holidays.

Why is the portfolio sometimes empty?

It only takes stocks that meet its criteria. When every position has been closed and no new stock qualifies, it stays empty until one does.

How is the cumulative result counted?

From each prediction's own targets: a gain when a stock reaches its sell target, a loss when it reaches its stop loss. The figure adds them up, before fees and other trading costs. Real trades can differ.

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