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There are more than 2,300 listed securities in Australia. Data reveals that several of these go up every day, no matter what the index does. Which ones? Callum Newman uses artificial intelligence (AI) to find out.
The AI is deployed into the ASX to look for securities with less than a $2 billion market cap. It identifies the stocks within this group that are showing positive momentum. And then it determines which are likely to keep moving up.
The AI then delivers a shortlist of stocks to Callum, who uses his vast market knowledge and experience to zero in on the best company from the shortlist to trade and its optimal entry point. He then monitors the position while open, providing further instruction and final sell alert.