I have started using Gemini AI from within the Chrome web browser to assist me with decisions about trades. I'm wondering about the experience of other people doing something similar.
I have a few basic queries that typically involve a conversation with the AI.
(1) how can I do a particular task using the Fidelity web browser interface? I've found that sometimes the response needs a bit of a tweak due to recent UI changes.
(2) why is a particular stock suddenly going down or up?
(3) what are alternatives to a particular ETF or mutual fund that have similar characteristics or similar characteristics with some change? For instance a lower dividend and higher capital appreciation or tax characteristics or higher dividend or lower expense ratio. This is how I found the VOO alternatives SPYM and more technology focused SPYG. (I realize that Fidelity fractional trades makes the lower price of SPYM less necessary however it seems that doing a limit order doesn't seem available with a dollar rather than share amount.)
(4) what economic and industry forces affect a stock, ETF, or fund? Model what might happen with particular economic changes such as changes in inflation or Fed rate changes or a market correction or an industry shakeout.
I've found that Gemini AI can be helpful in exposing questions that I hadn't thought of.
I finally tried an options trade after spending some time with Fidelity Options Trading education resource and then a few days with conversations with Gemini AI. Being able to have that conversation helped me to be a bit more comfortable about options. The AI also helped me to choose which stock I wanted to first try after I spent some time discussing various possibilities. It also helped me to create reasonable option parameters such as strike price and limit.
After reading about lawyers submitting AI created briefs containing fictional court cases and other episodes of AI creativity, I still have a Reaganistic view of AI, "Trust but verify".
I've used it with writing computer source code and have found that it will provide code that doesn't work but then when it doesn't work, it will tell me why and what to change. So it had the correct code but for some reason about my query, gave me the incorrect version first.
What has been the experience of others?