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AI stock picking machines that will work on algorithms which will produce projections of stock whether to buy or sell or hold a stock.These projections will be based on data and information by social media, news, company valuations and other sources. I imagine this product to imitate Amazon's Alexa or Google's Echo and use language to communicate with the machine.

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  1. Jacob Mareschal RudinJuly 9, 2017 at 8:42 PM

    How do you feel your form of new media will affect the jobs of stock brokers? Will investors need to go through a human stock broker anymore? I think if your new media takes off, all investors would have to do would be buy a machine. Do you think this would make all the finance degrees from our college obsolete?

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