Writer: Kevin Dwyer, CEO & Head Trader October 4, 2023
AI TOOLS: INJECTING INTO INVESTOR RELATIONS & PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
As the world advances thanks to technological progression, we at Mine$tockers & AI$tockers see the dawn of a brave (and squint-free) new world. The bearer of this groundbreaking era is Artificial Intelligence (AI), whose entry into the sphere of investor relations has been happily embraced.
AI brings to the table a promise of efficiency that we believe will revolutionize Investor Relations and portfolio management. With their advent, portfolio managers will shift from squinting over spreadsheets to employing their instincts, analysis, and skills over a broader range of companies, consequently sharpening their efficiency in making quicker decisions. The arrival of AI allows us to convert our attention and energy toward these tech-indispensable aspects of our roles.
As Mine$tockers & AI$tockers navigate the fascinating but somewhat uncharted waters of AI applications in the financial sector, we do so with due diligence.
And so, we are ready to embrace this exciting trajectory AI has set for our future. As always, we remain at your service for any queries or assistance you need regarding AI and its integration. Please feel free to contact us at info@minestockers.com.
As examples fully disclosed, we own stocks like CALIBRE MINING and LAURION Mineral Exploration that use AI now and more so in the future.
Again if you need help with AI and exposure, let us know. info@minestockers.com
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