User Reviews: Autopilot

Autopilot - Investment App

Iris Social Stock App Inc.

Business

Finance

Reviews Summary

Positive highlights

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This app hasOpportunity to make respectable profit

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This app hasAutomates investing process

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This app hasLeverages strategies of successful hedge funds

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This app hasProvides insight into high profile traders' moves

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This app hasPotential to beat the market

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This app hasLevels the playing field for everyday investors

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This app hasGuides novice investors

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This app hasSaves time for busy investors

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This app hasOffers clean, user-friendly interface

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This app hasProvides real-time updates and analytics

Negative highlights

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This app hasRequires a significant minimum investment ($500+)

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This app hasSubscription fee ($30/month) may not be worthwhile for smaller accounts

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This app hasPotential delay between pilot's trades and app's execution

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This app hasRemoving a pilot results in automatic sell-off of all holdings

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This app hasConcerns about the AI's trading strategy and logic

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This app hasLack of transparency around fees and charges

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This app hasExclusionary for those not making $100k+ per year

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This app hasReported bugs and glitches in the app

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This app hasPotential for losses if not used properly

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This app hasLack of historical performance data for pilots

Top reviews

Great first product
Just downloaded to see my queen pelosi, she is beautiful, and I look forward to seeing her stocks in my portfolio
poo pee 69420
2 years ago
Requires a decent chunk of cash to get started
Great app with some great potential.

I can’t speak for how it works as the second I handed over my stock account info it told me that I have to have $500 available to get started along with a warning about them (the app? The company?) only being able to hold my spot for 5 days whatever that means..

5 stars for the concept, 1 star for the high starting cost.
butterbob1270
2 years ago
No, thanks.
It wants $500 available to connect my account or $30 for 90 days of alerts. There is apparently no other functionality without paying $$$ - even though it apparently uses public (free) information.
BitingChaos
2 years ago