The quality of the input determines the quality of the output.🤷🏼♂️ So far, I've been getting more than acceptable responses from every AI for my 12k-character prompt.
@DonkeyInvestor With AI support, of course. I set the parameters and fine-tuned the model countless times until every AI I've used so far delivers consistent results.
@capital_captain_2693 To check portfolio allocation, including ETFs: official provider websites, as they are required under UCITS regulations to provide information on the full holdings (“actual underlying assets”—not just index components, which is relevant for synthetic ETFs); no third-party sources.
@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin For individual stocks: the company's official website, the most recent quarterly and annual reports, then information from my preferred screener, and only after that third-party sources
@capstone That wouldn't help you guys.🤷🏼♂️ My prompt is tailored exactly to what I'm looking for in my portfolio.😉 So it would probably be completely useless for most people here. My prompt helps me build my portfolio, evaluate my asset allocation, and filter suitable companies based on my exact criteria. These criteria don’t have to be the same as anyone else’s—in my view, a prompt for your own portfolio is just as individual as your risk tolerance, investment goals, and so on. But I’m happy to help with questions about creating prompts, troubleshooting issues, and so on.😊
