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Data center revenue accelerates as Blackwell rack shipments drive strong margin expansion. Stance upgrades to bullish; open long position.
Automotive gross margin compression and slowing delivery volumes pressure valuation. Model outlook shifts bearish; open short position.
Intraday momentum reaches exhaustion near key resistance as model stance normalizes to neutral. Lock in gains and close long position.
40.6% other holdings · 4.7% cash
Quiver estimated holdings · Model refreshed Sep 30, 2026 ET
Follow a familiar name, Congress consensus, or insider buying. Review the model before choosing your account.
Choose a leader100 shares cover one call. Collect a premium, with an obligation to sell at the strike if assigned.
Reserve cash for 100 shares at the strike before writing one put. Assignment means buying those shares.
An open call still has a delivery obligation. Keep its covering shares in place.
Services revenue acceleration and expanding ecosystem gross margins beat consensus expectations.
Azure enterprise cloud backlog expands 29% YoY driven by enterprise generative AI copilot adoption.
Hyperscaler AI capex commitments raise FY outlook as Blackwell production scales.
Easing benchmark Treasury yields and cooling inflation prints compress borrowing costs across small caps.
Central bank gold reserve accumulation and macro hedging demand counter currency volatility.
Illustrative full basket and target weights. Orders go out at the open; fill times and actual allocations can vary.
Illustrative portfolios — example decisions, not live holdings or returns. Scripted explanations, not live model views or recommendations. Every strategy carries risk.
Disclosures can arrive well after a trade. Model holdings and weights can differ from the actual portfolio. Each model page shows data availability before account setup.
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You give up gains above that price. Your shares can still lose value.
Good fit if: You'd be content selling your shares at that set price.
Poor fit if: You'd hate to miss a strong rally in the stock.
Minimum capital: 100 shares of every name you write against — a few thousand dollars for a low-priced stock, far more for a megacap. Each market shows its own lot when you pick it.
You hold 100 shares of a $100 stock ($10,000). You sell a $104 call expiring in 30 days for $1/share ($100).
The shares may be worth less than you paid. Renewing calls can also cost money.
Good fit if: You'd be happy owning the stock at that set price.
Poor fit if: You want the option premium but not the underlying shares.
Minimum capital: A cash reserve of the strike × 100 for every contract. Each market shows its own reserve when you pick it.
You want to buy a $100 stock at $96. You set aside $9,600 cash and sell a $96 put for 80 cents a share ($80).
The protection lasts only while the put is active. Your gains are capped, and protection can cost money.
Good fit if: You want downside protection on held shares without paying full cost for a put.
Poor fit if: You want uncapped upside if the stock skyrockets.
Minimum capital: 100 shares per lot, plus cash held back for the put. Each market shows its own lot when you pick it.
You hold 100 shares of a $100 stock ($10,000). You buy a $95 put for $2 ($200 cost) and sell a $105 call for $2 ($200 premium) — a zero-cost collar.
Trading both ways does not cancel out risk. Shorting can lose more than the amount of the original trade.
Good fit if: You want AI to seek opportunities in both rising and falling markets.
Poor fit if: You want to avoid short-selling risks and borrow fees.
Minimum capital: From $1,000 ($25,000 recommended if day-trading)
Explore strategyThe portfolio can lose value. Holding overnight adds risk while the market is closed.
Good fit if: You want fresh daily allocations aligned with the AI analysts' top convictions.
Poor fit if: You prefer long-term passive buy-and-hold investing.
Minimum capital: From $1,000 ($25,000 if intraday)
Explore strategyYour investments can fall together. Some strategies use funds that magnify gains and losses.
Good fit if: You want automated AI stock picking without shorting or margin.
Poor fit if: You want downside protection or hedging during market drops.
Minimum capital: From $500
Explore strategyPast performance does not guarantee future results.
Every return in this table is simulated — a replay of real, timestamped calls against the real tape, not an account statement. Replays charge 2 basis points (bps) of slippage a side and leave out commissions, spreads, borrow costs and taxes.
360 different strategies to explore — combine AI models, markets and trading rules.
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| Strategy▲ | Simulated return▼ | Green days▲ | Win rate▲ | Per trade▲ | Profit factor▲ | Max DD▲ | Deploy |
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All 4 analysts must agree, on single-stock leveraged funds
Trades single-stock leveraged funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
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+12.53% | 40% · 12/30 | 43.5% | +7.7 bps | 1.39× | -4.7% | |
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Qwen 3.8's confident calls, on single-stock leveraged funds
Trades single-stock leveraged funds long and short, from 10:00 ET; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
qwen_conf60.lev_single.1000.both.fill_qwenIF · also qwen_tail60
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+8.60% | 43% · 13/30 | 44.9% | +6.0 bps | 1.28× | -3.4% | |
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Score blend across 4 frontier AI models, on gold-miner funds
Trades gold-miner funds long and short, from 10:00 ET; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
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+8.11% | 43% · 13/30 | 41.5% | +4.8 bps | 1.34× | -4.6% | |
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Score blend across 4 frontier AI models, on gold-miner funds
Trades gold-miner funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: QQQ, always
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+7.63% | 57% · 17/30 | 42.4% | +5.6 bps | 1.20× | -5.3% | |
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Everything Qwen 3.8 calls, on small-cap funds
Trades small-cap funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: QQQ, always
qwen_solo.iwm_family.0930.both.fill_qqq
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+3.79% | 53% · 16/30 | 48.8% | +9.2 bps | 1.61× | -0.9% | |
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Confidence blend across 3 frontier AI models, on small-cap funds
Trades small-cap funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: QQQ, always
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+3.57% | 60% · 18/30 | 48.2% | +6.4 bps | 1.45× | -0.9% | |
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Claude Opus's confident calls, on leveraged funds except gold
Trades leveraged funds except gold long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
anth_conf60.lev_etf_exgold.0930.both.fill_qwenIF · also anth_tail60
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+3.43% | 43% · 13/30 | 46.0% | +2.4 bps | 1.10× | -7.3% | |
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All 3 analysts must agree, on leveraged Nasdaq-100 funds
Trades leveraged Nasdaq-100 funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
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+3.22% | 43% · 13/30 | 43.9% | +2.6 bps | 1.17× | -3.7% | |
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Gemini Flash's duck-directed calls, on leveraged sector funds
Trades leveraged sector funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: QQQ, always
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+3.13% | 53% · 16/30 | 47.0% | +3.2 bps | 1.11× | -3.9% | |
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Qwen 3.8's high-conviction calls, on leveraged sector funds
Trades leveraged sector funds long and short, from the open; flat by the close.
Market
+ spare cash: Qwen 3.8 on index funds
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+2.90% | 40% · 12/30 | 45.2% | +2.3 bps | 1.11× | -4.0% |
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2% + 20%
2% of assets each year, plus 20% of profits. An example fee structure, not every fund’s terms.
0.60% / year
QYLD’s annual expense ratio, as one example. Other ETFs can cost much less.
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Configured by you, executed by your agentFollow positions, P&L, and activity in your portfolio. Positions refresh about once a minute. Pause new entries or stop the strategy to close its positions.
Nothing starts until you say so. You can revoke access at your broker.Price action, news, and independent AI views.
Entry rules, position sizes, and your limits.
Follow positions and activity in your portfolio.
Illustrative workflow. Your broker holds your account. StreetAI sends orders.
Independent AI models turn market data into stock ratings. Your strategy decides which calls to act on, and when.
Slide the drawing sideways: the feeds on the left become one call on the right.
Self-directed US investors who want systematic strategies running in their own brokerage account without writing code. You should be comfortable reading a strategy's rules and accepting that it can lose money. The options strategies assume you understand assignment: a call you sold can take your shares away at its strike, and a put you sold can make you buy 100 shares at its strike.
Alpaca (Alpaca Securities LLC) is an SEC-registered, FINRA/SIPC-member brokerage built specifically for automated and programmatic trading. Alpaca holds custody of your funds and securities and executes strategy orders directly on your account — StreetAI never takes custody of your money.
Yes — Alpaca and Robinhood, and they run different strategies. Other brokers aren't supported yet; email support@street.ai and tell us which one you use.
Alpaca runs the whole catalog: long and short, books that run above 1× your account, and every options strategy.
Robinhood runs long-only stock and ETF strategies, up to 1× your account. It cannot short, cannot run above 1×, and has no options strategies yet — and because a strategy that reverses a long one is really a short, those don't run there either. It also needs a margin-type Robinhood account; a cash account can't run them. When a strategy isn't available on your broker, the Start button says so and tells you why rather than failing later.
It depends on the strategy. AI stock-picking books size positions to your account and can start from about $500–$1,000, though they trade whole shares, so a small account holds fewer names. Options books trade 100-share lots, so a book of eight blue chips needs far more. The options strategies state their minimum capital, and when you start any strategy the dialog tells you if your account is smaller than it works best with.
Yes, at Alpaca. Connect an Alpaca paper account: same strategies, same orders, no real money. Switch to a live account whenever you choose. Robinhood has no paper account, so a Robinhood strategy trades real money from the moment you start it.
A trading-only credential. We store the secret encrypted with a key held in Google Cloud KMS, and only our own servers decrypt it: the worker that runs your strategy, and the website when it shows your Alpaca balance or renews your Robinhood sign-in. The key cannot withdraw or transfer money, and we never ask for one that can. While a strategy runs we read your balance, positions, and open orders about once a minute. Disconnect in settings or revoke credentials at your broker — either one stops the strategy and scrubs the keys. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Covered calls and cash-secured puts are Alpaca's entry level; collars require approval to buy puts. Alpaca decides approvals, not StreetAI. Options strategies run on Alpaca only — Robinhood has none yet.
StreetAI is completely free while we are in beta. After beta, we will charge a simple, fixed flat monthly subscription fee to deploy and run automated strategies. No assets-under-management (AUM) fees, no cut of your profits, and no selling your order flow — just a transparent flat monthly rate. Your broker's own costs are separate — see the next question.
Anything your broker charges is between you and your broker, set by your agreement with them, and paid by you — StreetAI doesn't set it, collect it, or refund it. Depending on the strategy and your account, that can include:
Margin interest on money you borrow — strategies that run above 1× your account, and short sales, use margin, and brokers generally charge interest on a balance you hold borrowed overnight. Borrow fees on shares sold short, which can be steep on hard-to-borrow names. Options fees: per-contract and regulatory fees on options trades. Commissions and regulatory fees where your broker charges them, and the bid-ask spread you cross on every fill.
Margin needs a margin account approved by your broker, and margin calls are yours: your broker can sell positions to meet one without asking you or us. Our simulated returns leave these costs out, so a strategy that trades often costs more live than its replay shows. Check your broker's fee schedule and margin agreement before you start.
Pause new entries or stop the strategy from your portfolio; stopping closes its positions. You can also revoke the key at your broker. Loss limits you set halt the strategy automatically, and we email you when that happens.
Orders can be delayed, rejected, partially filled, or missed — by us, by your broker, or by a data provider between us — and we may stop any strategy at any time. Automation doesn't remove the need to monitor your account.
US stocks, ETFs, and listed options at Alpaca; US stocks and ETFs at Robinhood, during regular market hours (9:30 AM–4 PM ET). StreetAI is for US residents.
Every return on this site is a walk-forward replay of real, timestamped AI calls against actual market prices, re-run every hour the market is open and once after the close. Replays charge 2 basis points (bps) of slippage a side and leave out commissions, spreads, borrow costs, and taxes. A strategy that replayed well can lose money live.
Yes — up to everything in the account. Many strategies trade leveraged funds, which move several times as far as the market in a day, and an account on margin can lose more than it holds. Many configurations we test lose money and clearing a bar is not a promise about tomorrow. Past results are never a promise about future returns.
No. We are not licensed advisers. StreetAI is not a broker-dealer, not a registered investment adviser, and not your fiduciary. We publish what each strategy did and exactly how it was measured; what you do with your own account is your decision.
Claude Opus (Anthropic), Gemini Flash (Google), GPT Sol (OpenAI), MuseSpark (Meta), Qwen 3.8 (open-weights), and DuckAI, our own fine-tune — the same AIs many people already use every day. Each rates 425 stocks and funds every ~30 minutes; every call is graded ~30 minutes later against the price. Report cards are public — hit rate, streaks, biases, best and worst calls.
Intraday and short-hold strategies produce short-term gains, options premiums are taxable, and wash-sale rules can apply. We don't give tax advice; talk to a professional before running real money.
Five things to know before you connect.
Trading carries risk of loss, up to and including everything in the account. Many of these strategies trade leveraged funds, which move several times as far as the market in a day, and an account on margin can lose more than it holds.
StreetAI never takes custody of your cash or your securities and cannot withdraw from your account. We send orders; your broker executes them and holds the account.
StreetAI is not a broker-dealer, is not a registered investment adviser and is not your fiduciary. Which strategy runs, in which account, with how much money, is your decision.
Every figure on this page is a simulated replay of real, timestamped calls against the real tape (the $100M+ figure above reflects actual trading on our own live accounts, not a replay) — not an account statement; the desk's own paper accounts are a separate board. Replays charge 2 basis points (bps) of slippage a side and leave out commissions, spreads, borrow costs and taxes, and ranking a sweep selects on the outcome. A strategy that replayed well can lose money live.
Orders can be delayed, rejected, partially filled or missed entirely — by us, by your broker, or by a data provider between us. We may stop any strategy at any time.
The full terms for this are section 4 of the Terms of Service, and they are what you agree to when you deploy a strategy.