2026-01-17 10:34:39

Is AI really that powerful in trading? Let's see what the community has to say. Recently, there has been an interesting discussion—if you let AI help you make trading decisions, where do you think it can be most useful?

Some say risk control, some mention technical analysis, and others talk about psychological preparation. The question is asked like this: What do you think is the most critical role of AI in trading?

Interestingly, this discussion also has incentives—high-quality insights can earn quite a few rewards. If you have ideas, feel free to share your thoughts. After all, everyone’s perspective on trading is different. Some focus on short-term fluctuations, others analyze long-term trends. In the age of AI, how should these traditional approaches be adjusted?

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degenwhisperer

· 01-19 07:46

Honestly, AI's greatest strength is helping you stay calm and not make reckless moves. The psychological support aspect is truly outstanding.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-19 05:53

To be honest, I trust AI in risk control, but when it comes to making decisions? You still have to rely on your own intuition. --- Mental preparation is the key. No matter how advanced AI is, it can't cure human greed. --- Technical analysis with AI is indeed fast, but when the market goes crazy, it's still a fool. --- To encourage high-quality opinions? My view is don't trust AI too much; the market is much more complicated than you think. --- Honestly, AI is just a tool. If you don't have trading skills, no matter how smart it is, it won't save you. --- Risk control is correct, but the premise is that you need to have basic knowledge of position management. --- I think the most impressive thing about AI is helping you filter data; the rest depends on whether you can seize the opportunity. --- Wait, is this just a scam to collect IQ taxes? If I get rewarded, I’d want to say the same. --- True experts don't need AI to make decisions; instead, AI should learn from the experts. --- I agree with mental preparation. The biggest enemy in the market is always yourself.

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GasBandit

· 01-17 16:38

Honestly, AI is most afraid of black swan events; no matter how good the risk control is, it still can fail.

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