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I'm in Singapore. My money is in VWRA (without bothering to remove AI companies). Your idea for the tool sounds interesting. I suspect even just copy-and-pas
by eru 3mo ago
I'm in Singapore. My money is in VWRA (without bothering to remove AI companies).
Your idea for the tool sounds interesting. I suspect even just copy-and-pasting the paragraph you wrote here into your favourite AI programming agent would get you pretty close to a prototype you can play around with. At least in terms of 'spit out buy / sell orders' and leaving out the API integration.
- rapind 3mo agoYes, it's a very simple concept IMO. Without API access or at least CSV import / export integration w/ a brokerage for automation I don't think I'd use it. I could have an agent use the Web UI on my behalf, but honestly, that feels like lighting tokens / gas on fire.
- eru 3mo agoSo at least IBKR has some MCP (or so) integration. If you are not trying to be current up to the minute, you can get stock information from eg Yahoo or elsewhere on the open web.
- grey-area 3mo agoYou are perhaps not as diversified as you think in this top heavy market. https://stockanalysis.com/quote/lon/VWRA/holdings/ https://stockanalysis.com/quote/lon/VWRA/holdings/ ~ 5% Nvidia as biggest holding and 20% in US listed tech companies (most of which are heavily invested in AI), over 60% in the US market, so this ticker is very similar to investing in the US market alone. Also when a bubble like this deflates it hits almost everything so it is very hard to avoid, but world indexes are particularly exposed.
- eru 3mo agoYou are right about the numbers. But wrong about what I am thinking: I'm aware, and it's a deliberate choice on my part to allocate in proportion to market cap.