Knowledge and understanding for the market – Multiple types of intelligence in one trading application?

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Do you feel overwhelmed by the stock market?

There’s an app that says it can help you navigate choppy waters and the large number of stocks available, and it uses a mix of human, market and artificial intelligence to help you.

The founders of Ziggurat Technologies believe trading can be a lonely exercise unless a variety of support tools are available to help, and they hope their rapidly developing Zivolve app will offer the right mix of intelligence to aid individual decision-making and maximize returns in the process.

The combination of the three types of intelligence looks a bit like this:

• Market knowledge: in-app market insights that help manage risk and maximize returns
• Artificial Intelligence (AI): technology providing investment insight and assistance as well as highlighting risk in investment strategies
• Human intelligence: experienced fintech team behind the app, which also offers consistent feedback to the user to determine what can be improved in human decisions in the future

“In addition to human intelligence and market intelligence, individuals need a platform and a trading assistant to help them through the trading process from start to finish, and not just at trade execution time,” Ziggurat says of the AI ​​component. of the business application. “There is a need for deeper insights through AI at the fingertips of traders to be easy to understand and actionable in a more personalized and personalized way.”

The Ziggurat team hopes that users, who can sign up to use the app for free for 30 days via Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) or Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google Play Stores will offer reviews as the product is released. Zivolve 2.0 is the current version, and the goal is to eventually have a final 5.0 model.

More immediate plans include having the app available by the end of this year for direct trading on popular brokerage platforms such as those offered by Charles Schwab Corp. (NYSE: SCHW) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) and its E-Trade platform.

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