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Analyzing stock data with computers is hardly new. It’s called quantitative investing. But AI is about teaching the computers to think for themselves and adapt to changing market, business, or economic conditions. That could ultimately replace even the qualitative analysis of a company’s business that human money managers still do. 

Today’s AI-run ETFs aren’t nearly as advanced. BTD Capital has a focused “buy on the dips” strategy for stocks. The challenge, Pannell says, is “to identify authentic dips—a price retracement, which is artificial in nature. So, if you buy it, there will be a mean reversion from low to high, and you’ll benefit from that little pop in price action to the upside.”
–Barron’s