Introducing the new AI Chatbot 🤖

Ever wondered what’s moving your portfolio today, or what analysts are saying about a stock you hold? Now you can just ask :speech_balloon:

The new AI Chatbot lives right inside the app and answers your questions about your investments in plain language, no digging through charts or news feeds required.

What makes it different from a generic AI? It knows your portfolio. Ask “what’s driving my portfolio today?” and it pulls your actual holdings, checks recent news, and tells you what moved and why. Ask about your stocks, from recent news and analyst ratings to competitor comparisons, or dig into any ETF to see what’s inside and how it compares to others. You’ll get a clear summary with linked sources :magnifying_glass_tilted_left:

It works in 20+ languages and suggests follow-up questions after every answer, so you can keep exploring with a tap. Rolling out gradually over the coming weeks.

Responses are AI-generated based on your queries and market data. Not human-verified - check against external sources. Trading 212 does not guarantee the accuracy of this experimental feature. This is not investment advice or a personalised recommendation, and does not consider your financial situation. Do your own research before making investment decisions.

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Where can we see this in the app? I don’t see it.

We’re gradually rolling it out, and it should be available to 100% of the users in the upcoming days.

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You’re not missing anything, it’s absolutely useless. It has no access to any data outside the T212 app so can only make inferences based on a very limited set of incomplete data. For example, it will interpret any recent change in a stock’s value based on any earnings/filings data in the app or a crude technical analysis. It will ignore the significant geopolitical events that are occurring.

It’s also thick as mince. Ask it any question about an FWRG ETF holding within your portfolio and it will start answering based on the something-something Restaurant Group as the only ticker it can find relevant to the question.

The “give me an insight” standard question does have the beginnings of being something useful/interesting, but anything it generates that has a numerical value is questionable for accuracy of the calculation.

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So just like chatbots everywhere then?

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